Source code for prior coding exercises can be found in MinGW / Git Bash under ~/OneDrive/Documents/Misc/GitHub. Pushing a new repo to GitHub * cd to repo home folder * git init * commit changes * Creating a new remote repo locally (with desired default branch): - git remote add origin https://github.com/kkraft7/coding_exercises.git - Note this is not necessary if you have already created the repo in GitHub - I found that I had to create the repo in GitHub before I could push there * Creating a new remote repo in GitHub: GitHub -> Repositories -> New * Use an existing remote repo: - git remote set-url origin https://github.com/kkraft7/coding_exercises.git (for example) - If this fails with "fatal: No such remote 'origin'" try "git remote add origin" - To find your remote repo URL: GitHub -> Repo -> Code (green button) -> * git push origin master - May need to create a new access token to have push permissions - GitHub -> Profile -> Settings -> Developer settings -> Personal access tokens - git push https://TOKEN@github.com/kkraft7/coding_exercises.git The code under ~/NotesApp/src/main/java/server is from an earlier, aborted version of the To-Do app. There are multiple locations for the NCAA code: * C:/Users/kevin/git/Scripts/NCAA (up to date and under source control) * C:/Users/kevin/OneDrive/Documents/Kids and Family/Kevin/NCAA (up to date, but need to sync with source control) - Backed up to Google Drive * ~/OneDrive/Documents/Misc/GitHub/Scripts/NCAA (under source control but last update was 2013) * ~/OneDrive/Documents/Misc/cygwin64/home/Kevin/Scripts/NCAA (last update was 2017)