Git itself can manage binary files, but the effect is not very good. You asked me if Github supports it, I said yes. I didn't understand the second question.
Okay. Github Pages is just for uploading images and documents. However, the differences between binary versions may not be displayed. I have never used Git's graphical interface management tool. There are many such softwares, and there should be ones that can realize this function.
Github has apps for osx and win, which are relatively easy to use. Uploading pictures and documents is stress-free. .exe/.flv can be uploaded correctly. Just remove it from the ignore section.
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Git itself can manage binary files, but the effect is not very good.
You asked me if Github supports it, I said yes.
I didn't understand the second question.
Of course, pdf is also ok, you will know after you try it
Okay. Github Pages is just for uploading images and documents. However, the differences between binary versions may not be displayed.
I have never used Git's graphical interface management tool. There are many such softwares, and there should be ones that can realize this function.
Github has apps for osx and win, which are relatively easy to use. Uploading pictures and documents is stress-free. .exe/.flv can be uploaded correctly. Just remove it from the ignore section.
windows: https://windows.github.com/
Okay, these are all must-haves, ah.