You don't have to learn 7 IDEs, I've never used git commands in my IDEs. Just use one git client. And you don't have to remember the menus because they are con

You don't have to learn 7 IDEs, I've never used git commands in my IDEs. Just use one git client. And you don't have to remember the menus because they are contextual. Select a portion of text: unstage selected lines, reset selected lines, etc. Select a commit: checkout, create tag, revert, etc. Things that are complicated on the CLI become routine and that changes the way you work.