Prepared:
You should first install the eclipse plug-in: EGit, for how to install please refer to http://blog.csdn.net/yaominhua/article/details/38390449
1. Assume that you already have the account of GitHub
Go to the GitHub home page, and click the new repository:
2. Fill the name and then click create button
3. After creation it will display some information, just ignore is ok, but you must remember the url of the .git:
4. Back to your eclipse workspace to create one java project:
5. Then create one file for testing, i create one readme.txt:
6. After created, the project structure show like below:
7. Right click the project and then click Team >> Share Project...
8. Select Git and then click Next button:
9. checked the box as below shows then click Finish button
10. Then right click the project Team >> Commit...
11. Input some comments and then click commit button, and note this time only commit to your local repository
12. Then right click your project Team >> Remote >> Push
13. Input the URI, you can find at step 3, other informations will auto filled, you just need input the password:
14. Click Add All Branches Spec and then click Finish button
15. Click OK
16. Finally you can see your project has been sync to the GitHub
17. Modify the readme.txt and update to GitHub: