Create a github repo and upload code from eclipse

[Giovanni Idili]

We were discussing this during the Worm Tracker meeting today, I thought I'd share some quick pointers:

• Here's a tutorial on creating a github repository: https://help.github.com/articles/create-a-repo
• Once that's created and empty - what I usually do is import that into eclipse via the egit plugin (file > import > repository from github), put the code into it and then commit locally and then push to the remote repository.
  

There are many ways to do this so folks may know of easier ways of doing this!

Best,

- Giovanni

[Stephen Larson]

Just created a repo and included the code here:

https://github.com/openworm/SegWorm/

Cheers,

  Stephen

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