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Command line version suits me well. If I need xcode integration, I can use xcode 4 preview, which has merging tools and code comparison boiled in. By the way t
by itsnotvalid 16y ago
Command line version suits me well. If I need xcode integration, I can use xcode 4 preview, which has merging tools and code comparison boiled in.
By the way the site talks about a discount until Dec 1, I guess I'd skip that discount no matter what, as others mentioned a tool called Git Tower which seems to have a pleaser UI.
Some sites also suggested another open sourced Git UI called Gity http://gngrwzrd.com/ http://gngrwzrd.com/ other than GitX which to me is just another blend of git-gui.
In the OSS part Gitnub (https://github.com/Caged/gitnub https://github.com/Caged/gitnub) is a UI for Github and Git in general, but this one is not pure Cocoa (requires RubyCocoa.