GitHub

What is GitHub in Build

Connecting GitHub syncs the code behind your Build project to a repository in your GitHub account. This means the app you generate is never locked inside Build. You can clone it, download it, share it with a developer, or keep building on it outside of Computer entirely.

How to Connect GitHub

Open your project and go to Project settings, then Github. Click Connect GitHub and sign in with your GitHub account to authorise the connection. Once connected, your project syncs to a repository tied to your account. You can also connect from the composer by clicking the plus icon, then Connectors, then GitHub.

What It Unlocks

Once connected, changes made through Build keep syncing to your repository, so your code stays backed up and portable. This is the easiest way to hand your project off to a developer, or to keep working on it in your own editor alongside Build.