I'm a full stack developer working on building web applications for all sorts of sized companies using a wide variety of web technologies. Mostly working in Ruby and JavaScript.
the one thing both don't to too well, namely: merging incompatible branches, is the unique selling point for Darcs/Pijul.
I haven't used Darcs/Pijul before. But, I plan on writing somethings about merging/rebasing difficult branches. Which, probably isn't too different than what most people do, but there are ways to make merging less painful.
Whenever I need to use Git, I surely prefer GitKraken.
Yeah, I have used GitKraken, its the closest thing to a usable git GUI that I would use.
Just trying to start out on the right foot.
I haven't used Darcs/Pijul before. But, I plan on writing somethings about merging/rebasing difficult branches. Which, probably isn't too different than what most people do, but there are ways to make merging less painful.
Yeah, I have used GitKraken, its the closest thing to a usable git GUI that I would use.
I was disappointed with SourceTree.
I like Cycligent.
I thought GitKraken had the prettiest UI of the front-ends I've seen.
The only two problems I experienced with GitKraken, which is from a year or two ago:
It is still slow because it still uses Electron AFAIK.
Sourcetree is pretty good, though they have some annoying bugs once in a while.