Like many of you, I use Git regularly. Some of us use the terminal and other tools built into our IDE. Whereas I, and many others, like to use a dedicated git graphical user interface (GUI).
For many years, I have used Fork, but the good folks at Tower sent me a license to take their well-known and venerable git GUI for a spin.
I take a look at it, how it compares to what I use already, and look at some of its new and forthcomign features.
If you like what you see, you can use my affiliate code to get yourself a discount and help me earn some $€s to feed my cats 😁
https://www.git-tower.com/?via=chris
00:01 Intro
01:21 Comparison to fork
03:39 Intro to Tower settings and system integration
06:16 Service accounts
06:36 Adding and organising repositories
08:29 Interface tour
10:28 Tracking changes
12:32 Staging and discarding lines
13:12 Pushing and publishing branches
13:59 Reviewing pull requests
14:57 Viewing stashes
15:13 Branches review
15:44 Repository settings
16:14 Merge conflicts
17:25 Undoing actions
18:34 Stacked PRs
20:55 Summary
22:25 Outro
Published: 17 February 2025