# Publish a Github Page

Create a GitHub pages website to present the project you’ve made during open summer of code. An example: <https://osoc17.github.io/datascouts/>

## Step 1: go to the GitHub Repo of your project

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## Step 2: create a new branch for your GitHub pages

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## Step 3: Go to settings

If you don’t have settings! Find your coach or the person that has admin rights to do it for you!

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## Step 4 : scroll to “GitHub pages”

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## Step 5: You have a URL! Surf to it! Throw away code you don’t need and create your website!

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## Picking a template

You can choose to create your own template, select a template of your choosing or reuse the Osoc template.

* Tips and tricks for gh pages: <https://pages.github.com/>
* Osoc template: <https://github.com/oSoc19/website/tree/gh-pages>
* Example GitHub page of Osoc: <https://osoc18.github.io/website/>


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