I used a lot of these tools... preference right now is lazygit. GitKraken was no longer free so had to find an alternative. I need good tools... Often have to compare a version of a file between multiple branches I didn't pull or checkout yet (multiple teams delivering Helm charts).
O M F G. i gotta get this. how long have i been crudely gitting via command line with a painfully stunted (and oft very un-git) workflow carved out!? too long, considering frontends like this exist. wheeee. :) thnx brodes. quality discovery, as ever. :)
@@BrodieRobertson Actually referring to the standalone Git GUI, though I can see the confusion www.sublimemerge.com/ I use VS Code as my editor as well.
I've never heard of GitUI, looks interesting, i have been using Lazygit, it actually has a much cleaner interface.
I still need to play around with LazyGit
I was using tig but gitui is really good. Thank you.
I've just recorded a video on Tig, I think it's a more complete choice.
I used a lot of these tools... preference right now is lazygit. GitKraken was no longer free so had to find an alternative. I need good tools... Often have to compare a version of a file between multiple branches I didn't pull or checkout yet (multiple teams delivering Helm charts).
People keep telling me about LazyGit I guess I need to check that one out
0:47 which keyboard overlay tool?
O M F G. i gotta get this. how long have i been crudely gitting via command line with a painfully stunted (and oft very un-git) workflow carved out!? too long, considering frontends like this exist. wheeee. :) thnx brodes. quality discovery, as ever. :)
o wait, i spoke to soon while watching. no branches, not interested. n_n ... maybe once more feature complete.
I do have another one I've recorded a video on which is far more complete and anything that isn't supported can be added in through the config file
inb4 "git is bloat, version control via carved stone tablets lined up chronologically"
Who needs version control just remember every possible state of you code.
@@BrodieRobertson real chads write perfect god-tier code the first time and have no need for version control
Oh nice another good vid! thanks man
Looks pretty good. Personally I use Sublime Merge a lot, but will try this out.
I never got into sublime, I used it for a week or so before I found VS Code
@@BrodieRobertson Actually referring to the standalone Git GUI, though I can see the confusion www.sublimemerge.com/
I use VS Code as my editor as well.
If speed is your priority-> gitui
If vim motions is your top priority-> lazygit
Someone has to say it: EMACS MAGIT is the BEST!
Someone beat you to it over on the discord
@@BrodieRobertson dammit!
git binary on the cli > this thing
I prefer working with the cli commands directly as well but I've had a few comments from people that like using interfaces like this.
@@BrodieRobertson i guess im the other way round - i use vscode with the terminal open 99% of the time, and just do all the git actions there
@@zenmaster24 that's what I did before I switched to vim, now it's just vim fugitive instead of the terminal
@@BrodieRobertson i must admit - your videos have got me interested in using vim more than only on servers :D
I use "tig"
lazygit is way better
As people keep telling me, I'll add it to my next list