Anool

I am an Engineer via experience, not through formal education. For over half a century, I've been fascinated by many areas of engineering  such as mechanical, electrical, electronics, computing.
For over 35 years, I was involved in our business, working in the field of Test & Measurement at Lumetronics [www.lumetron.com]. Prior to that, I managed to gather experience working in diverse fields like semi-conductors, 19" racks, industrial ink-jet printing systems.
My interests and hobbies are equally diverse ranging from Astronomy, Origami, Photography, Hacking and Cycling.
I am the co-founder of Makers’ Asylum – one of India’s first community driven Maker Spaces [www.makersasylum.com].
I am also one of the founders of WyoLum Emergents – a global group of Open Hardware enthusiasts where we design and build original Open Source projects [www.wyolum.com].
I am also a staff writer for the technology blog - Hackaday.

Anool

This is a super simple guide to using GIT, creating a Git repo, adding files to the repo, and a few other very basic commands.

1. Log in to GitHub. If you don't already have an account, then sign up.
2. Choose a username that is easy to remember and share.
3. In the REPOSITORIES tab, Select the green NEW button.
4. Choose a name for your repository.
5. Add a description. Keep it short and useful.
6. Select the PUBLIC radio button