What is GitHub?
- Git is a version control system — it tracks changes in your code.
- GitHub is the most widely used platform for hosting Git repositories and collaborating on code.
Why sync with GitHub?
Version history
Track every change with Git. Roll back anytime. GitHub provides an external backup.
Collaboration
Use pull requests, branches, and reviews. Teammates follow code history transparently.
Real-time sync
Edits in Fimo push to GitHub. GitHub updates pull back instantly.
Workflow integration
Connect GitHub tools — issues, CI/CD, and Actions — with Fimo’s editor and AI.
With GitHub connected, you can also deploy your site anywhere. Keep in mind: hosting outside of Fimo means you lose real-time collaboration, comments, and in-preview content editing.
How it will work
1
Connect GitHub
Link your Fimo project to a GitHub repository.
2
Edit anywhere
Changes in Fimo are committed to GitHub.
Pushes from GitHub appear in Fimo’s editor.
Pushes from GitHub appear in Fimo’s editor.
3
Collaborate & deploy
Use GitHub workflows for branching, pull requests, and deployments while still building with Fimo.