GitUI: A Blazing Fast Terminal Client for Git Written in Rust
The basic Git commands are good enough for the usual clone, add, commit push.
But if you are working on a large project with multiple contributors, you may need to visualize things. A GUI tool gives a better view on the diff, stash and blame.
But then, if you are a terminal dweller, who wants the comfort of GUI with Git, I have got a good tool for you.
It is called GitUI and it provides user experience and comfort similar to a git GUI but right in your terminal. It is portable, fast, free and open source.
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