i get a lot of anxiety if i didn't push my code or save somewhere remote, especially if i make a lot of changes
is it just me?

I wish I did sometimes... might make me actually save it.

Granted in VS code I can make a workspace sync on commit... I've done that for some.

You are not alone, Not me, But I believe someone might have same feeling.

Sometimes I even don't git init until the full project is working. Guess I like living in the edge 🙈

Nope, I feel the same. I need to push code to a remote repo, otherwise I feel sort of uneasy.

@yamlbreakfast Saaaaaame.

I hope not, but probably.

Nope. It's a good habit. Your computer will, at some point in time, fail horribly at a very inconvenient moment.

@yamlbreakfast I have anxiety for myself and for you too now! Aaaaah. Git push all the things!

Taken from the "hub" documentation... it's never been easier !

# create a repo to host a new project on GitHub
git init
git add .
git commit -m "And so, it begins."
hub create
→ (creates a new GitHub repository with the name of the current directory)
git push -u origin HEAD

@devphobe actually... that commit message instead of "First commit" encourages me to git init first!
You have changed a person today sir!
Gonna start initializing my repos with that super cool message! 👌