Exactly. You can use a big happy font, but when step 2 tells me to create a "repository" and I'm already stuck.... well, that's a problem. A repository for wh

Exactly. You can use a big happy font, but when step 2 tells me to create a "repository" and I'm already stuck.... well, that's a problem. A repository for what? Is this a folder on my computer somewhere? Should I be moving code into this folder? No idea. In order to make this tutorial helpful, why not take a simple project and get it working under Git? For example, let's say right now I have a folder that consists of a single source code file like testapp.php, a README.txt, and then a content folder with some images in it. How can I take this mini project and start using Git to manage my code? I'm seriously that "beginner" when it comes to Git. I do not understand it at all. Maybe I'm not your audience. This tutorial was FAR from simple IMO.