Are you sick and tired of waiting for your project to upload to the server and its taking forever?

Well ofcourse you numty FileZilla loads a file one after the other :( and i hope your just not using C Panel (God help you if you are lol) some projects that use a MVC (model views controller) have an access of over 13,000 files for example Laravel and WordPress.
Just have a look at the Qued files
"Now that is like waiting for a bus in the snow" 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 Bitbucket.

This is how you push your project after you have committed and pushed your first project
git status git add . git commit -m 'Your message here' git push
This is how you pull the project onto a server or another localhost
cd into the directory and git pull. And that's it! So simple, so convenient and so Geekster.
In the tutorial i have created a step by step YouTube 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 Git and the terminal I use called Con Emu.
Download Git and Con Emu (For windows only Con Emu)
https://git-scm.com/downloads https://conemu.github.io/ When you use any Terminal of your choice make sure you have selected Git Bash
Some commands that help you navagate through your folders and files
cd This means change directory. For example cd /myproject/public cd .. This means come out of the current folder you are in. For example myproject/public and now we can cd .. back to /myproject folder mkdir -p Make a directory path create any path you like. For example mkdir -p /hello/public rm -rf Remove files or folders Warning becarefull how you use the command lol this can change your life cp Copy pathway cp /xampp/htdocs/oldhome /xampp/htdocs/newhome Keep up to date with my videos and blog post and i'll share much more commands :) #webgeekster