>>Hi Greg.
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>>>I have created a new web site called www,VFPdev.com. Here I have presented the latest programing work I have been developing over the last few years.
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>>Have you considered creating repositories on GitHub.com? There are tons of benefits to using GitHub:
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>>- Free: no web hosting fees.
>>- Issues: each repository has an Issues page where users can post bug reports, enhancement requests, etc. And other users can comment, so a real dialogue can take place.
>>- Collaboration: other users can make changes (bug fixes, enhancements) and you can choose which ones to commit or ignore.
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>>Doug
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>I have considered it but have found it difficult to navigate. Not to mention the volume of my project is large and has been changing offend. I have intended to update the download page as offend as I can with a history of corrections list. Can you suggest any web pages to better educate me on how to use GitHub?

First things first. You need to use git and then it's as simple as git push.
To learn first steps (and some ideas about setting up git for the fox) https://github.com/fdbozzo/foxbin2prg/blob/master/docs/FoxBin2Prg_git.md This is basically all I have to say about this for starters.

Anyway, you might add your stuff to VFPX (https://vfpx.github.io/ or better https://vfpx.github.io/projects/ ), no matter where it is hosted. Note, even for that using git might be a good idea. Or talk to Doug.

Note, nobody cares about size or change frequency. If cloned once, with git (github is just a provider for the git data with bells and whistles) only changes are transferred. Just make sure to NEVER include any secrets like private keys or other access data.