You don't need to memorize a dozen Git commands on day one. Start with the visual tools in VS Code, learn what commits and branches actually do, and build from there. That's exactly what we're covering in our latest GitHub for Beginners episode. github.blog/developer-skil…

@github I tend to use it sparingly. It's a nice feature to have, but there's something satisfying about running Git commands manually in the terminal.

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@github This is useful thanx

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@github I'm with you on that. I've seen too many devs get overwhelmed by the sheer number of Git commands. Visual tools like VS Code can be a great starting point. I'd love to check out your latest GitHub for Beginners episode and see how you approach

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@github The Source Control panel in VS Code has been quietly the best Git GUI for years, more people should start there.

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