The Android Connection

There are many ways to add a new Android project to GitHub. However figuring out the steps each time you start a new project takes a bit of trial-and-error, so I've decided to document the steps which I've found to be the most straightforward to complete this task. 1 Create a new project in Android Studio It's not important whether we create our project first in Android Studio or in GitHub, but that we have them both created. Start by creating a new Android project in Android Studio. Be sure to note the Project location where the project is being saved to when configuring a new project, which is presented in the first dialogue window. 2 Initialize the new directory After Android Studio finishes creating the project, open a cmd tool like Git Bash to initialize the project as a Git repo.  Navigate to the project location created by Android Studio. Type $ git init to initialize the directory. Type  $ git add . to add the files to g