With SmartGit the lesson to start with is simply to commit, commit, commit. Commit every little change. You don't have to worry about adding to the index, you d

With SmartGit the lesson to start with is simply to commit, commit, commit. Commit every little change. You don't have to worry about adding to the index, you don't have to worry about branches, just type Ctrl+K, type a message, and Ctrl+Enter to commit. Or select from the menus to do the same thing. You can always go back and add a branch onto any commit. Just right click the commit, select "add branch", and give it a name. You can move branches around by dragging them and immediately see what branches are where. And if you really mess up, click Recyclable Commits, and any commit you thought you lost will be there.