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this post was submitted on 15 Apr 2024
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I just need a GUI or some sort of visual reference. I have trouble picturing what exactly is going on with each variant of the command. I've been able to fuddle through it every time I do some programming, and when I used Android Studio there were some GUI tools to use but otherwise I always get so confused. I think using IDEs would help in other projects but that's a thing that keeps me from doing programming projects on the regular.
Get Sourcetree
Nah, sourcetree has annoying bugs that never get fixed.
Use Fork, it's a better sourcetree.
It's free the same way that Sublime Text is: They'll ask for a payment once a month, but you can say you're "evaluating it" and use it for free. If you like it enough, you can pay for it. I have.
Cool thanks, I never heard of that one before, I'll try it out