My new favorite way to use git
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Lazygit almost makes git fun to work with…almost
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Please post more videos. I learnt a lot of things from you. Thanks, love from India💌
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Learned more about Git now than in a *proper* Git Tutorial.
Thank you so much. Nice video.
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A suggestion for a future tutorial: Helix editor. Particularly language.toml setup for webdev including Astro. Seems like a good fit for your content - accessible webdev + approachable terminal…? Thank you for your content.
This is cool! Nice one for sharing
I have to say tho, Git Tower is so, so good, you can use it alonside CLI too, it's just an insanely good GUI... (cherry picking is a piece of cake, rebases a sinch, general management, fixups, list goes on) get it black friday if you do...
literally was just looking at it due to a rec and really thinking I need to check it out. I'll give it a go when I have some time. Thanks so much!
@@CodinginPublic it is a contender for the most useful tool I have used in 20 years of dev, tasks that take other team members time, or they are even too scared to do are really simple for me via Tower... as well as my history and commits just looking so clean (and then benefitting from being this organised).
Recently had a project using git submodules too... no problem, I understood them and their state better than anyone else because it was visualised.
I should add that I have not used another GUI for a long time and they may have caught up with Tower by now. ✌
@@loquek wow, this was heartwarming to read! Thank you so much for the kind words! 😊
@@gittower hehe damn, you finally caught me! xD
Thank you for the awesome tool! 🫶
@@gittower !! xD you caught me!
Thank you so much for the awesome tool
Love this approach-efficient and clean!
Glad you found it helpful!
please pretty please do a comprehensive astro + sanity tut
Technically you're still in the CLI ;) Its not stupid if it works.
Yep! That’s the nice thing about CLI GUIs. You can stay right in the CLI :)
How about merge, solve conflict and cherry pick in lazygit ?
Yeah, soving conflicts is just about the only thing I actually feel the need for a GUI
It's really quite good at merge conflicts. Should have showed that!
This looks fun...
And it comes when I had added all my git aliases to my terminals 😂😂
lol sry bro ha
Need to update your avatar logo with the fresh stache! 🤙
you'll be happy to know I did change it on this video’s thumbnail haha
@@CodinginPublic haha damn you did too!
Just try a good UI - Tower (paid) or Fork (nonpaid) - you'll never go back to CLI 😉
Why would anybody use this over the vscode integration. This cli obsession is weird
lol to each their own. Some of it is speed. Some of it is preferring the keyboard. Nice to have both options!
Lazygit is pretty much made for Vim users (btw)
why use vscode over a terminal? the obsession of using everything in vscode is weird
@@CodinginPublic it's in no way faster and even if it was engineering time shouldn't be consumed by git commands. Engineers spend time thinking, not writing git commands. This is just circle jerking. I also notice the people obsessed with this stuff know very little actual computer science so it's funny what they spend their time on when they don't know the basics.
@@MaxSvid vim is an arguably good concept as a modal editing model. As an editor it's a terrible waste of everybody's time
Maybe it is hard for you... just sayin'
That’s very possible ha
why i should learn the commands of this ugly cli when I can learn the proper git commands ? :)
lol no worries if you don’t like it
remind me the dos time.haha