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Project sites are a great way to promote open source projects, as well as host simple front-end projects. Project Pages always use a branch called gh-pages.
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also to host simple front end projects.
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The steps to create a project site
are very similar to what we did to create
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the portfolio page with
one important difference.
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Instead of being on the master branch,
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project pages always use
a branch called GH pages.
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We'll use an example from the front
end track to show you how
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to host your project site.
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Starting in the consul you'll CD into
the folder where the project is.
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Now, lets open the folder,
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we'll double click on this
index.html file to see our project.
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