Github in action: Create a repository and publish it to the public network for everyone to access

Effect: https://tnhsp2.github.io/You will see a big whale on the website
Step 1: Create a repository according to the specification, [prompt to use email, create a github account first], visit github, recommended 谷歌浏览器, vpn, format is username.github.io
Step 2: Download github desktop and associate it with your github account
Step 3:
1 Go directly to sign in to github.com
2 After entering the password, you can log in
Step 4: Select the username.github.io window to clone
Step 5:
1. After cloning, enter the folder corresponding to the project (empty), copy your project source code file here
2. You will see that there are new files on github desktop, first commit to the local warehouse, and then proceed publish branch (upload to github.com), then you will see github.com your username.github.io has source files added.

Apply for a top-level domain name and point to tnhsp2.github.io

Apply for a domain name on Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, GoDaddy or freenom, pointing to tnhsp2.github.io

Watch: Pay attention to project changes, such as being submitted by pull, request, issue, etc., in your notification center, you have received a message
Star: similar to the likes and support of WeChat Moments, making the project more popular
Fork: Get a copy of the original project. If the original project changes later, you need to handle the synchronization yourself
Branch: branch
Tag: label

The url/compare of the project can compare different versions, such as https://github.com/jquery/jquery/compare
You can see how many files have changed and how many commits there are
Tip: Version comparison can also be performed directly using the git tool

Open: under discussion
Closed: Closed, if resolved
Issues can increase the communication between developers and users, and you can also create an issue

Referred to as pr, if you want to contribute code to this project, you can initiate a Pull Request on Github
If it is approved by code review and officially merged, you will contribute to the project

Github Action is a CI\CD service launched by Github
CI\CD is actually: continuous integration, continuous delivery, continuous deployment.
Generally, we use Github as a code warehouse or version management tool. With Github Action, we can do more things. For example, when a piece of code is submitted on the master branch, Github Action can be automatically deployed to the specified server. You can also make the code into a mirror, and automatically submit the mirror to the mirror warehouse.

Helps organize and prioritize work
Project boards provide the flexibility to create workflows that suit your needs
Project boards include issues, pull requests, and comments, categorized as cards in a selected column
Drag and drop or use keyboard shortcuts to reorder cards in columns, move cards between columns, and change the order of columns

Contributors: See the approximate number of commits, code additions, and code removals by users for that date.
commits: Shows the approximate number of commits received in a year. Can tell if a repository is actively being updated.
Code Frequency: Shows the addition and removal of lines of code in this repository.
Network: Shows commits from all branches including cloned repositories.
Fork: Cloning of the code warehouse on the server side.

Make any settings for the repository. Users must have permission settings (usually their own repository) to see this page.
Modify the warehouse name.
Features: Change the related settings of Wiki and Issue. If you want to turn off certain features, just uncheck the corresponding checkbox.
Merge Button: Set the merge code method (now under Pull Requests)
Github Pages: Each Github account can open its own static website (the domain name is username.github.io) (now under pages in the sidebar)
Danger Zone: Users can make a warehouse private or change the owner of the warehouse, or even delete the warehouse itself. You must be cautious when operating here.