In the earlier chapters, we’ve seen a lot of the most important Git features and concepts. We’ve learned about commits, branches, pull requests, and merging. Using those concepts, you can already accomplish almost anything in Git. Only one small problem, though: we’ve only used the Terminal or Console window. In this chapter, you won’t learn any new concept or feature; you will just learn how to apply what you already know with style ☺
First, we’re going to investigate the default tools that come with Git, then learn more about IDEs that integrate Git, and lastly look at some specialized ...
