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I’ve been a (paying!) customer for Tower for around 5 years. I prefer using a GUI over a CLI for git; Tower makes drag and dropping cherry picking easy, multipl

by ojame 5y ago

I’ve been a (paying!) customer for Tower for around 5 years. I prefer using a GUI over a CLI for git; Tower makes drag and dropping cherry picking easy, multiple select to squash etc. Highly recommend you take a look (I’ve tried others and they were a combination of too much, too little and bad UX)

simondotau 5y ago
I’m also a paying customer of Tower but I stopped as soon as they moved to an expensive subscription model. The last non-subscription version still works fine for me; if and when it fails I will switch to git-fork or whatever is available at the time. I’ve only just heard about Sublime Merge today, I’m going to check it out now. [Update: I've checked out Sublime Merge. Looks very promising, and I heartily approve of the price and licensing approach. My only immediate concern is how it lists modified and untracked files. I'm so used to seeing my changes shown as a collapsible tree that I'm not sure I can handle this more basic list view.]