Git It

Description

Git It - The world's first Universal Windows GIT client

NOTICE: We are giving 50% off promotion at $1.99 for the first release of the app.

A Git client is our next entry to the productivity line-up. Following the general philosophy, Git It ports a tiny package (800KB download, 2MB installed) yet a lot of features of the official Git client:

* Clone a remote repository (both private and public repositories are supported) * Add files, folders to your working directory; edit them in external editors * View staged and unstaged changes; stage changes to commit [right now, file only] * Commit * Push to remote repository [right now limit to `git push origin master`] * Fetch changes from remote repository [right now limit to `git fetch origin`] and check out to your working directory [right now limit to `origin/master`]

All the more with a great and modern user interface: All the information you frequently need is available right on the front page of the app * Index information i.e. view staged and unstaged changes * Workspace i.e. your working directory * Revision History * Repository Configuration (user name, email for commit, list of remotes) We realize that these are fairly frequently accessed information but the official Git GUI somehow hides the revision history in another menu. This change of UI design is meant to fix that. Also, it is easier to switch between repositories in the app; while you would need to find each repository too launch Git GUI with the official tool.

NOTE: * Due to limitation of the Universal Windows Platform, we could NOT support repository located outside of the app's internal folder. * Before making commit, you MUST set (and save) the user name and email in the repo's Config. * Right now, please do NOT clone uninitialized repo.

Right now, Git It is more suitable to writing documents, not yet software development as it lacks support for submodules. It is a great companion to our LawTeX app.

Git It is great for those who started to use Git. Don't be intimidated by Git. Let's Git It.