Ok thanks, so here is what I had in mind. In Visual Studio you can pull a repository from github and work on it. And then whenever you are ready to do a commit, you can do it inside of Visual Studio. You can then push the commit to the master at Git Hub, and everything will stay nice and updated at the Github repo. All of this happens inside of VS, by means of 3 clicks. So what I am currently doing is using the GIT GUI client, manually go to the folder of the project, right click, stage and commit. Thereafter clicking on push to update the online repo with the changes. So it is working, but it would just have been nice if b4a IDE had the option to make use of Githubs features.
I hope this makes more sense ?