@GithubProjects You're correct there is only one right answer, because the left answer is vendor lockin.
@GithubProjects Here, fixed it for ya
@GithubProjects True Wizards follow their dark lord!
@GithubProjects Emailing back and forth text files
@GithubProjects CLI because even if u have no idea what ur doing u feel like a hacker 🤣
@GithubProjects To the right where nothing's left, or to the left where nothing's right
@GithubProjects I didn’t know GitHub Desktop was a thing
@GithubProjects Left cause having to update your authorization key every 3 months is absurd
@GithubProjects You can't succeed unless you do everything right!
@GithubProjects GitHub desktop when I'm working alone and Git CLI when working in front of non porgrammers XD
@GithubProjects there's always a 3rd, "unknown" option: GitHub ... CLI 😎 gh ftw 🤣
@GithubProjects Tbh I don't understand the hatred some people have over github desktop, I like github CLI but the desktop app... just works
@GithubProjects tbh, github desktop is just pure efficiency. clicking a few buttons to fetch, pull, and merge or branch to start on a new feature is superior to typing. Even better is actually keyboard macros to auto-type repetitive commands. And chain them together to a single macro.
@GithubProjects First you learn CLI, then you daily drive client. You'll thank me when you need to deploy to a remote server via ssh which doesn't have CI pipeline.
@GithubProjects I prefer Terminal over GUI coz.... cool
@GithubProjects I had a senior once who used github desktop and he clearly had no idea of a bunch of git command on cli... he even wanted me to start to use github desktop... it was horrible!
@GithubProjects Use the CLI to learn, then switch to a GUI. Otherwise you’re stuck to a single workflow that you cannot change. Lazygit is the best middleground in my opinion
@GithubProjects I regret that I took the easy path with a GUI as a newbie. Didn't get anything I was doing, and many times the GUI wasn't doing exactly what I wanted. Using the CLI forced me to properly learn Git. And I find it way faster with aliases. The GUI helps to check your tree though 🙂