It's been discussed on HN before, but gitless[1] is worth checking out. They've taken a structured approach[2] to finding git's most confusing UX "idiosyncrasie

It's been discussed on HN before, but gitless[1] is worth checking out. They've taken a structured approach[2] to finding git's most confusing UX "idiosyncrasies" and tried to address them. As a user of regular old git I can't personally speak to how successful they've actually been but it's interesting nonetheless. [1]: http://gitless.com/ http://gitless.com/ [2]: https://people.csail.mit.edu/sperezde/oopsla16.pdf https://people.csail.mit.edu/sperezde/oopsla16.pdf