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Setting up Java with Git and BitBucket

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As of 2014, programming was done using GitHub as a method of pushing and pulling commits, BitBucket as a method of online repository storage, and NetBeans as the IDE. This thorough and conclusive tutorial will also provide complete support for Windows XP to Windows 8 and Mac OS X up to Mountain Lion 10.8.3. Linux is most likely an option, but most testing has thus far been on Windows and Mac. Future and other operating systems should not be too hard to figure out, either.

Setting Up Git

  1. Download the latest version of Netbeans. Select Java SE and proceed with download.
  2. Download GitHub, not Git. Windows Mac