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This seems like a cool idea but i'm bewildered by one thing. Why is this a menu item? And does it have hotkeys? Because, for better or worse, my menu bar is e
by knowtheory 14y ago
This seems like a cool idea but i'm bewildered by one thing. Why is this a menu item? And does it have hotkeys?
Because, for better or worse, my menu bar is essentially full, and I save and manipulate my code and repositories via my keyboard, not my mouse (well that's mostly true. I still browse my git repos using GitX).
The workflow ideas seem worth trying, but the interface isn't something I can get with (although i will cop to not having any good ideas on how to improve this. I wonder what a quicksilver-like workflow would be like).
- mmanfrin 14y agoOne of the landing-page feature boxes mentions that it's driven by hotkeys.
- cmer 14y agoI recently discovered Bartender to help me with my menu bar and cannot recommend it enough.
- nathos 14y agoLink: http://www.macbartender.com http://www.macbartender.com I'm a big fan of the app, and the developer finally fixed some annoying bugs from the 1.0 release.
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- jinushaun 14y agoMenu items make for better screenshots when marketing features.
- richo 14y agoIf you're into the workflow then check out git-flow, it seems to be a direct port of it. Personally I find it way too specific, rules with no bend in them rarely work well.
- lucaspiller 14y agoCheckout git-process: http://jdigger.github.com/git-process/ http://jdigger.github.com/git-process/ Our team have been using it for a few months and love it. It is basically a minimalist version of git-flow.