I've used Git since 2007, and mastered some of the esoteric parts of it a few years ago. I think it's gonna be here to stay for the long haul. Granted, the lea

I've used Git since 2007, and mastered some of the esoteric parts of it a few years ago. I think it's gonna be here to stay for the long haul. Granted, the learning curve can be a little steep, but once you learn it you're good to go. There's a rich ecosystem of documentation, helper tools and shell aliases you can find that can help you master the tool to get your job done. Some of my favorite paid tools for working with git are Tower and Kaleidoscope (I'm a huge fan of native mac apps).