How to Upload Jupyter Notebook to Github

Quick summary

Uploading a Jupyter Notebook to GitHub requires creating a new repository and committing your .ipynb file directly through the GitHub web interface. This step-by-step process takes just minutes and makes your notebook accessible, shareable, and version-controlled in the cloud.

Steps

1. Click the add icon in GitHub to start adding a new repository.
2. Select 'New repository' from the dropdown menu.
3. Provide a name for your new repository.
4. Add a description to your repository and set its visibility to public.
5. Click 'Create repository' to finalize the repository setup.
6. Click on your new repository to open it.
7. Select the 'Create a new file' or 'upload an existing file' option inside the repository.
8. Click 'Choose your files' to select your Jupyter Notebook from your local machine.
9. Name your commit — for example, label it as a Jupyter notebook commit.
10. Click the 'Commit changes' button to upload your Jupyter Notebook to GitHub.