<h3>Are you sick and tired of waiting for your project to upload to the server and its taking forever?</h3>
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 Well ofcourse you numty FileZilla loads a file one after the other :( and i hope your just not using <strong>C Panel</storng> (God help you if you are lol) some projects that use a MVC (model views controller) have an access of over <strong>13,000</strong> files for example <strong>Laravel</strong> and <strong>WordPress</strong>.

<h6>Just have a look at the <strong>Qued files</stong></h6>

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<em>"Now that is like waiting for a bus in the snow"</em>

With Bitbucket it compresses the folder into a zip folder and pushes it to an online repository. Allowing you to share a project with your team and check who changed what code in a project as the code is highlighted. The text marked in red is from the previous project and the text marked in green are from the new project you pushed to <strong>Bitbucket</strong>.

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<h3>This is how you push your project after you have committed and pushed your first project </h3>

git status 
git add .
git commit -m 'Your message here'
git push

<h3>This is how you pull the project onto a server or another localhost </h3>
cd into the directory and <strong>git pull</strong>.

<em>And that's it! So simple, so convenient and so <strong>Geekster</strong>.

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 In the tutorial i have created a step by step <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjLEOPn-Zzg&feature=youtu.be"><strong>YouTube</strong></a> tutorial to get you started with Bitbucket I will also leave some helpful commands that can help you navigate through your folders using the terminal and also leaving links for you to download <strong>Git</strong> and the terminal I use called <strong>Con Emu</strong>.

<h1>Download Git and Con Emu (For windows only Con Emu)</h1>
https://git-scm.com/downloads
https://conemu.github.io/

When you use any Terminal of your choice make sure you have selected <strong>Git Bash</strong>


<center><h1>Some commands that help you navagate through your folders and files</h1></center>

<strong>cd</strong> <em>This means change directory</em>. For example cd /myproject/public
<strong>cd ..</strong> <em>This means come out of the current folder you are in</em>. For example  myproject/public and now we can cd .. back to /myproject folder
<strong>mkdir -p</strong> <em> Make a directory path create any path you like</em>. For example mkdir -p /hello/public
<strong>rm -rf</strong> <em>Remove files or folders <strong>Warning becarefull how you use the command lol this can change your life</strong> 
<strong>cp</strong> <em>Copy pathway <strong>cp /xampp/htdocs/oldhome /xampp/htdocs/newhome</strong> 

Keep up to date with my videos and blog post and i'll share much more commands :)

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