I work 100% in a git UI. Everything but merge diffs I do in Sourcetree... for diffs I use VS. It's how I've learned. Here's some of my scattered reasoning: - I

I work 100% in a git UI. Everything but merge diffs I do in Sourcetree... for diffs I use VS. It's how I've learned. Here's some of my scattered reasoning: - It's a separate, dedicated application to do just my source control - Keeping repos in tabs makes it easy to switch between projects (yes, you could use screen or some other multiplexer, but it's just not as fast for me) - I'm Windows - Easier to review history / merges at a glance - Sucks that SourceTree doesn't have diffing, but it's much easier to do diffs/merge conflict resolution in a UI - Clicking through items to see what's staged/unstaged is quick