If the git CLI is difficult, there are some good GUI git clients like Sourcetree and Git Tower that I would recommend. I still use Sourcetree pretty regularly i

If the git CLI is difficult, there are some good GUI git clients like Sourcetree and Git Tower that I would recommend. I still use Sourcetree pretty regularly if I'm working on a larger project and want to get a better picture of everything. However, as others have said, I would recommend giving git a fourth try. It really is the standard tool in source control. Somewhat related idea: I feel similarly about vim/emacs. Most senior developers in my company work in vim/emacs, and while I can definitely use either, I am MUCH more productive in something like VSCode. Will this hurt me in the long run? Is it worth the temporary reduction in productivity to make vim my primary editor?