MinGW is a free tool that can be used as a C/C++ development environment. While MinGW itself is no longer actively developed, its successor MinGW-w64 is under active development. This guide explains the steps to install MinGW-w64 on Windows. # Download MinGW Go to the official download page and download MinGW. Follow the link to MinGW-W64-builds, which will lead you to a GitHub page where the files are hosted. The files are distributed in 7z format, so download the version you prefer.

Git is a version control system that helps manage changes to programs, documents, and other files. This guide explains the steps to install Git for Windows. # Download and Run the Installer Go to the official website and click “Download” in the middle of the page to download the installer. After downloading, run the installer. You will need administrator privileges to proceed. # License Agreement The license agreement will be displayed.

Using Hugo and GitHub Pages, you can easily publish a static website. Here, I will explain the steps. # Create a Repository for the Website on GitHub Create a repository on GitHub with any name. For details, refer to this guide. If you name the repository <username>.github.io, your website will be published at https://<username>.github.io/. If your account name contains uppercase letters, you need to convert them to lowercase. If you create a repository with a different name, the URL for your website will be https://<username>.

Creating a repository on GitHub is a very simple process. Below are the specific steps. # Open the Repository Creation Page Go to GitHub and log in to your account. Click the “+” icon in the top-right corner of the homepage, and select “New repository” from the dropdown menu. # Enter the Basic Information for the Repository Enter the repository owner, name, and description. Owner Select the account or organization that will own the repository.