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Tower 11 for Windows is here, and it's all about Commit Templates! Create and use templates to write consistent and informative commit messages with ease.
Even with a GUI application like Tower at hand, there are times when you resort to the command line. Since we can’t memorize all important Git commands, we've created a nice cheat sheet. Download it for free.
A diff tool comes in handy to understand the changes that move the project forward. It makes changes visible and helps you understand them. Here is an overview of the best diff tools on the Mac.
We help over 100,000 users in companies like Apple, Google, Amazon, Twitter, and Ebay to easily & productively work with the Git version control system.
What is GitHub Actions, exactly? And how much does it cost? This first article in our 'Automate Your Code with GitHub Actions' series covers the fundamentals — from CI/CD concepts to building your very first workflow.
What’s inside that .git folder? Let's explore the files and folders that make Git work and gain a true understanding of commits, branches, and heads.
Tower 11 for Windows is here, and it's all about Commit Templates! Create and use templates to write consistent and informative commit messages with ease.
Experience Git at its best through proper configuration. From essential settings to hidden gems, here is everything you need to know about git config.
Learn how to effectively use Git and version control when working alongside AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Gemini.
Tower 10 introduces Graphite support! With this update, you can now manage your stacked branches and create Pull Requests without ever leaving our Git client.
Tower 15 for Mac introduces Automatic Branch Management and better branch visualization to help you declutter your repository!
Here are 7 must-have command-line tools, including Btop for resource monitoring, FD for lightning-fast file finding, and ASDF for version management.
Today, we're excited to introduce git-flow-next, a brand-new, open-source command-line tool built to reimagine the popular git-flow model.