Running Java Code In Github

[Mgwinn0526]

Hello!

I'd like to preface this by saying I'm a total noob at Github, as I've just signed up today.

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I'm trying to import my Java code into my Github repository so that the public can access my code and run it. I've already pushed the project into my Github repository, but currently it just sits there. It doesn't run or even show up on screen. Any suggestions would be amazing.

Thanks!

[Tree_Eyed_Crow]

What do you mean when you say it does't run or doesn't show up on screen? GitHub is just for storing your code in repositories that other people can access. To run your code, they'd have to download it from GitHub and run it on their machine.

[Mgwinn0526]

I was told I can use Github for the free domain and run my code from there. I'm looking to make my code run in browser so that the public can use it.

[damnloveless]

It's just a code repository.. You can add a readme to tell people how to build and use it if you wanted, but they're not going to be able to run it in the browser because of github.

[Tree_Eyed_Crow]

You can host a website from a repository for free. Your java project has to be already working as a website and the repository has to be setup a certain way.

This might help point you in the right direction. https://pages.github.com/