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Tower - New Git client for Mac (beta)
- abrudtkuhl 16y agoAnyone try it yet?
- abrudtkuhl 16y agoAnyone try it yet?
- masonmark 16y agoTerriffic. This client looks like it is going to be great. Right now it seems just a bit sluggish or rough in a few spots--I wonder if the recent announcement of GitBox made them rush their beta out the door? It seems plenty ready for beta, though--very attractive but highly functional UI, and after putting it through my workflow this morning, I can already say that for me, GitX is a thing of the past. Let the battle of the real Mac git clients begin! GitBox, Tower... does anybody else want to announce one?
- SpiralLab 16y agoGitMac is in Private Beta right now. http://gitmacapp.com http://gitmacapp.com We focused more on making Git easy to use, so it's more of a Versions/Cornerstone type workflow.
- zacharypinter 16y agoOn quick glance, I don't see a command line tool (ala the gitx command) for opening the current directory's repo. Any chance it's in the queue?
- rgrove 16y agoLooks wonderful, and in tests on small repos it seems to work well, but I can't get it to open the moderately-sized YUI 3 repository (10,000 commits or so) that I spend most of my time in. It just sits and spins forever. Brotherbard's gitx fork has no problem working with the same repo, so it seems like Tower has some performance issues to work out.
- jtdowney 16y agoI was able to get Tower to open the Linux kernel git tree (>200,000 commits) on my MBP. It was sluggish but worked as expected. For comparison I tried Brotherbard's gitx fork on the Linux kernel tree as well. It also loaded the tree as expected and was faster then Tower but had a somewhat slow startup time.
- to 16y agoanother one? didnt they just released one last week?