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For the blog I use wordpress; it is really easy to create a blog. As soon as you get to the wordpress page<\/a>, it displays an option to create a web page, click it. Then it will ask you to choose a theme, you can skip this if you want, and pay if you want.<\/p>\n

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Then you can choose pay or not for your own domain and member plan, and then, you can choose your username, password, and you will type your e-mail<\/p>\n

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To create a blog entry is easy; in the right- upper side, is a button with a little pencil, click it, it will redirect you to an user interface to create your blog. If you know html, you can edit your blog as it. The UI has a lot of buttons, the most important are the\u00a0add multimedia<\/em>, there you can add videos, images, docs… At your left, you had a field named\u00a0Tags\u00a0<\/em>or Etiquetas<\/i>, this will aid your viewers to see content they want; also for Ken Bauer. To finish your post or save it, click on save draft<\/em> or guardar borrador<\/em>, when you want to release it to the web, click on publish<\/em>, or publicar<\/em>.<\/p>\n

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For GitHub you\u00a0just need an username, an email, and a password, and that’s it jajaja \ud83d\ude00<\/span><\/p>\n

PS You can choose to pay for more benefits<\/p>\n

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To start uploading code to GitHub, you need first to create a repository; it is like a virtual folder where you upload your code. It is created when you click the green button in the right part of the home page<\/p>\n

You will need a name, an optional description, to say if it is public or not, and a .gitignore (you can just put the type of file you will be uploading). You can optional add a readme or a licence<\/p>\n

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Once you got your repository, you will click on the little plus in the repository you want<\/p>\n

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There you can put all your code, I put a html code I did for a intro assignment; you need to give it the name and the ending, I.E. for python it’ll be .py<\/p>\n

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And that’s it \ud83d\ude00<\/span><\/p>\n

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For Twitter you’ll need to type your name, e-mail, and password; then your phone number (you can skip this), and then your username and that’s it \ud83d\ude00<\/span><\/p>\n

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To start posting tweets on tweeter, you just click on the little white box, and start typing! \ud83d\ude00<\/span><\/p>\n

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Do not forget to add hashtags #, to categorize your tweets, and if you want another person to read it, you can add his account with an @. There I add @Ken_bauer \ud83d\ude00<\/span><\/p>\n

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