What are some good sites to upload and download files for my project?

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Asked By CuriousCat1234 On

I'm working on a bash implementation of 'Conway's Game of Life' and I'm currently putting together the documentation and readme for it. However, I'm unsure how to upload any attachments here since I can't find an option for that. I don't have much experience with setting up a GitHub repository like many others do. I'm looking for suggestions on where I can upload a tarball for people to download. The size of my project is approximately 82 kbytes, which compresses down to about 16 kbytes as a .tgz file.

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Answered By DigitalNomad88 On

Honestly, GitHub isn’t that tricky. Once you create an account, you can upload files directly through your browser. And if things go wrong, you can just delete and start fresh. You'll find it really helpful once you use it more—it's a fantastic tool for managing your projects!

Answered By CodeNerdA On

Setting up GitHub can sound intimidating, but it's pretty straightforward! You just need to register, maybe add some SSH keys if you want, and then you can create a repo and start uploading your files. I suggest using GitKraken as a graphical interface to make it easier, especially if you're new to Git!

Answered By FileExplorer77 On

You might want to just throw it on Pastebin if it's just text code. No account needed! For larger files, services like Google Drive or Mega work too, but keep in mind that too many steps can turn people away from downloading.

Answered By TechWhiz99 On

If you're not up for GitHub right now, consider checking out GitHub Gists. They're super easy and a great way to get familiar with sharing code online without the complexity of a full repository. Plus, you'll still have the chance to control how people can use your files with a license later on!

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