Git – setting up a remote repository and doing an initial push

So, Lets firstly set-up the remote repository:

Step 1 : ssh will get me access to console on remote pc, will ask for remote pc's password
Step 2 : create a directory with extension .git
Step 3 : go to created directory
Step 4 : initialize git
Step 5 : Update Server configuration for access from non local sites
Step 6 : Exit from remote access

                   $ssh username@ipaddressofserverpc
                   $mkdir my_project.git
                   $cd my_project.git
                   $git init --bare
                   $git update-server-info # If planning to serve via HTTP
                   $exit

Now, On local machine:

Step 1 : go to local folder
Step 2 : Initialize git
Step 3 : add all existing file ( can also be done using GUI, type 'git gui' in cmd
Step 4 : commit
Step 5 : Add remote origin
Step 6 : Push branch for first time

                  $cd my_project
                  $git init
                  $git add *
                  $git commit -m "My initial commit message"
                  $git remote add origin username@ipaddressofserverpc:my_project.git
                  $git push -u origin master

Now,Anybody on network at access git repo:

Step 1 : clone git repository
Step 2 : Step into created directory

                  $git clone username@ipaddressofserverpc:my_project.git
                  $cd my_project

To push a newly created branch:

Step 1 : create branch
Step 2 : commit
Step 3 : push

                  $git branch develop
                  Do some editing
                  $git add *
                  $git commit -m "My initial commit message"
                  $git push -u origin develop

To push/pull a already created branch:

                  $git push
                  $git pull