Now that your TypeScript project is configured, it’s time to save it like a pro! In this tutorial, we finalize our compiler settings and walk through the step-by-step process of initializing a Git repository and pushing your code to GitHub. Mastering this workflow is essential for every developer who wants to collaborate or showcase their work.
**In this video, you will learn:**
* Enabling strict compiler checks for unused variables and parameters.
* Initializing a local Git repository (`git init`).
* Configuring a `.gitignore` file for TypeScript projects.
* Creating a new repository on GitHub and linking it to your local project.
* Pushing your TypeScript source code and configurations to the cloud.
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### **Chapters with Timestamps**
0:00 – Finalizing Advanced Compiler Checks
0:12 – Handling Unused Variables and Parameters
0:25 – Ensuring Type Safety in Your Project
0:32 – Preparing Your Project for Version Control
0:54 – Initializing Git: The `git init` Command
1:12 – Staging and Committing Your TypeScript Files
1:21 – Creating a New GitHub Repository
1:38 – Linking Local Code to Remote GitHub Repository
2:05 – Executing the First Git Push
2:32 – Verifying Your Project on GitHub