Lovely explanation! I have been meaning to use this in my workflow, do you know if it will work the same way if I have multiple commits in the feature branch with new files? It does it work only for existing files in the original branch? Thanks once again for the amazing explanation!❤
cool glad it was useful - good way to check out the multiple commits scenario now that I've released the app is to give it a try yourself if you are up for it. Will work for new files though for sure too. visualgit.net Cheers Mark
Awesome demonstration my dude. 👌. You demystified it like no one. 🙏🙏👍👍
Cool thanks! glad it helped out - Cheers Mark🙂
Amazing Man . Cleared the concepts well. Appreciate your efforts
Nice, glad was useful - Cheers Mark
Best explanation ever 👏
Excellent explanation, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for a good explanation. Made it understandable.
Great to hear! Cheers Mark
Wonderful Explanation 😍
Thanks :-)
Great explanation!
Thanks!
Awesome explaination
Glad you liked it
Great visualisation! I couldn't get the app to compile with mono on linux, unfortunately, but appreciate the video :)
Cool thanks for the feedback - will try to take a look for sure - Cheers Mark
Super explanation, thank you
Glad it was helpful! Cheers Mark 🙂
damn that app's animations are so smooth and nice lol
Lovely explanation! I have been meaning to use this in my workflow, do you know if it will work the same way if I have multiple commits in the feature branch with new files? It does it work only for existing files in the original branch?
Thanks once again for the amazing explanation!❤
cool glad it was useful - good way to check out the multiple commits scenario now that I've released the app is to give it a try yourself if you are up for it. Will work for new files though for sure too.
visualgit.net
Cheers
Mark
what is this Visual tool ? ok neo4j
I've created my own version now which is easier to setup - pretty fun to play with:
visualgit.net