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I don't get it. If I made a windows desktop client for a popular website, would anyone at all even care? Github (the website ) is great, it works well. The t
by StrawberryFrog 15y ago
I don't get it.
If I made a windows desktop client for a popular website, would anyone at all even care?
Github (the website ) is great, it works well.
The thinking that a website is a poor substitute for a native app is increasingly outdated. Github is an example of this, it does a lot on the web.
What extra does this app bring to the table? What does it make possible or easier that I can't do on the website or in TortoiseGit?
- bradhe 15y ago>Github is an example of this, it does a lot on the web. I agree, and not really enough actually -- they seriously need to work on their UX and it's disappointing that this is the direction they're going.
- fanf2 15y agoIt's an offline GUI for local git repositories.
- StrawberryFrog 15y agoSo, just like Tortoisegit? I'm still not getting the Unique Selling Point. Or is this just a case of the intersection of Github fanboys and Mac fanboys? Once both of those factors are removed, I'm not seeing the magic.