Git is a best version control system, as for me. That's why I decided to write a few words about setting up a git GUI for yourself. I assume you use Eclipse for your everyday coding. As long as your project is small and you simply committing for co-working with other project members everything is ok with command line tools of Git. I made commits on a daily basis. Main commands I used was: "git add", "git remove", "git commit -m", "git push"... It's ok when you commit 5 to 20 files. You can manually add them. It takes about some minutes. One day a project grown up. Commits became a hard typing work. So that's the manual how to befriend your Eclipse with Git(hub). 1. Install Eclipse plugin called EGit. It is well documented and highly sophisticated Eclipse plugin for working with Git. You can read almost any step of setting up this plugin in it's official docs: http://wiki.eclipse.org/EGit/User_Guide . It's quite cool a...
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