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A great list overall. One alternative I'd offer: he recommends Github for Windows and Tortoise as Git clients. I've been using SourceTree for Windows (http://ww
by gchucky 13y ago
A great list overall. One alternative I'd offer: he recommends Github for Windows and Tortoise as Git clients. I've been using SourceTree for Windows (http://www.sourcetreeapp.com/ http://www.sourcetreeapp.com/) and it's excellent. They've done a great job maintaining and keeping it up to date.
- PavlovsCat 13y agoSmartGit is also nice: http://www.syntevo.com/smartgithg/ http://www.syntevo.com/smartgithg/
- kingkool68 13y agoWoo hoo! Another SmartGit user. I love it! And SmartSVN and SmartSynchronize.
- adamors 13y agoSourceTree is such a great program. It's also very intuitive and nooby friendly, as opposed to Github for Windows which never seized to confuse me and I've been using Git for years. With SourceTree, people completely new to Git and version control can get things done.
- moron4hire 13y ago"seized to confuse" love it. that is better than the original.
- JonoBB 13y agoGit Extensions is by far the best windows git client that I ever used.
- boxerab 13y agoYes! I even gave the developer a small donation; introducing git extensions stemmed a mutiny on my team: they wanted to switch from git to TFS
- locusm 13y agoAgree, the way it does hg-flow and git-flow is pretty cool.