Initialize a Git repository in your project directory:  
 cd flaskarchitect.com/flaskarchitect/  
 git init  
 git add .  
 git commit -m "Your commit message"
 Push to your Git repository:
 git remote add origin your_git_repository_url  
 git push -u origin master
 On your server, clone the repository and pull the changes:  
 git clone your_git_repository_url /var/www/flaskarchitect/
 Shared Development Environment: Instead of copying files,
 you could develop directly on the server in a  
 shared development environment. This can be achieved
 through tools like Docker or virtual environments.  
 This way, you eliminate the need to copy files between
 your desktop and server.  
 Set up Docker on your desktop and server.  
 Create a Docker image with your development environment.  
 Mount your project directory into the Docker container.  
 Develop directly in the Docker container.
 These approaches can offer more streamlined and efficient
 workflows, but the best choice depends on your  
 specific preferences and project requirements. If you're
  comfortable with your current workflow and it  
 meets your needs, there may not be a pressing need to
 change it.  
Question:  
 "origin your_git_repository_url"  
 what is this ?  
 on Github ??
 Yes, in the context of Git, "origin" is a common name
 for the default remote repository. The term  
 "origin" is typically used to refer to the central
 repository from which you cloned your project.
 If you are hosting your project on GitHub,
  "your_git_repository_url" should be replaced with
  the actual URL of your GitHub repository. You can
  find this URL on the GitHub website by navigating
  to your repository and clicking on the "Code" 
  button, then copying the URL from the provided section.
  So, the command would look something like this:
  git remote add origin https://github.com/your-username/your-repository.git
  Replace "your-username" with your GitHub username  
 and "your-repository" with the name of your  
 repository.  This setup allows you to push your changes
 to the  remote repository on GitHub and later clone it on your  
 server. This way, you can synchronize your code between
 different machines more efficiently.  
 User  
 so I can make my git repository from my terminal and  not use my browser ?  
 ChatGPT  Absolutely, you can initialize a Git repository and perform
 the initial setup entirely from your  
 terminal without using a browser.
 Here are the steps:
  Navigate to your project directory:
  cd /home/jack/Desktop/flaskarchitect.com/flaskarchitect/  
 Initialize a Git repository:
 git init  Add your files to the repository:  
 git add .  Commit your changes:  
 git commit -m "Initial commit"
 Create a repository on GitHub (optional):
 If you don't have a repository on GitHub yet, you  
 can create one using the GitHub CLI or the GitHub  
 website. If you're creating it through the website,  
 follow these steps:  
 Go to GitHub.  
 Log in to your account.  
 Click the "+" in the top right corner and select "New repository."  
 Follow the instructions to create a new repository.
 Add your GitHub repository as the remote origin:
 git remote add origin https://github.com/your-username/your-repository.git 
 Replace "your-username" with your GitHub username and "your-repository"
 with the name of your  repository.  Push your changes to GitHub:
 git push -u origin master