I really like git. I like teaching it to my fellow developers, I frequenty use git cherry-pick, git rebase, multiple remotes, submodules, ontop of the usual "co

I really like git. I like teaching it to my fellow developers, I frequenty use git cherry-pick, git rebase, multiple remotes, submodules, ontop of the usual "common" git stuff. I found GitExtensions (windows) which I used at my last job to be VERY useful, as it is git, properly, the way it was designed, but in GUI format. It taught me a lot about how to actually use git. Now I dont use the GUI, its too slow to click around when I know the command. I dont get the git hate. Then again, I also dont get the "C++ is too complex/complicated" debate, either, so maybe I just have a higher tolerance for terrible design. Or maybe git just is a very powerful tool and takes more than half a year of half-assed use to learn. Teaching some basic things like rebase vs. merge, how to git bisect, how to pull with rebase, update a branch with rebase before merging it, stashing changes, etc. got me and the team I lead at $CURRENT_WORKPLACE very, very far. I can recommend to stop complaining about git, find someone who knows how to use it, and just ask until you get it. Its worth it