If you commit whenever you complete a feature, or fix a bug, you'll quickly see the benefits. You can look back and see exactly why you made a change, or where

If you commit whenever you complete a feature, or fix a bug, you'll quickly see the benefits. You can look back and see exactly why you made a change, or where you introduced a bug. And the best feature is being able to make a branch for dev (or each new feature you are adding), and be able to switch to master if there's a bug you need to fix. Also, if you work with more than one person, committing early and often is invaluable. Really, Git takes like an hour to learn. You could also just download tortoisegit if you really want to be lazy about it.