▶️ Head over to GitHub.com and create a new repository name it: MGIVectorMap

▶️ Give your repository a nice description. Like:

My First Vector Tile Map in Mapbox GL JS made during the MGI alumni day

▶️ Setting: Public

▶️ Initialize this repository with a README.md

▶️ Create Repository

Now we have our own repository!

▶️ Upload all the files you need for your map.

• index.html
• main.css
• main.js

❗ You can only host 1 page per repository. So put in only 1 index.html!! If you want to show multiple maps, create multiple repositories!

GitHub has this awesome trick! If we change our main branch to a GitHub Pages branch and put a index.html file in there, GitHub will host your website!

▶️ Click on the Settings tab and scroll down to the GitHub Pages section.

▶️ Then select the master branch source and click on the Save button.

Fire up a browser and go to http://username.github.io/repository. Change the user-name in the link to your own GitHub user name and the repository to your repository name!

🔗 Read more about it here: https://pages.github.com/

The README contains the text that is shown at the bottom of your repository. This usually contains a small explanation of what the repository is about and links to useful other sources. Let's edit our README.md in the browser to customize it!

▶️ Click on the README.md file and edit it by clicking the edit button.

▶️ In the README.md put the following:

# My First Vector Tile Map in Mapbox GL JS

This repository contains the scripts and data for my first interactive web map made with Vector Tiles.

You can view my map <[HERE](http://username.github.io/repository)>

▶️ Change the user-name in the link to your own GitHub user name and the repository to your repository name!

▶️ Commit changes.

▶️ E-mail your link to niene at webmapper.net

Send me the link to your map, your name and some nice comments, tips and tops on this workshop. I will make an overview of all the maps made today!

▶️ Now share your link with all your family and friends!

This was it! Thank you for joining this workshop. If you want to learn more, check out the Advanced parts and the Interesting links!

Keep mapping!