Development Environment Setup

Hi,

I'm curious, what is the recommended / typical setup for Git development?

Do people use IDEs? If they do what are they? 

I'm looking to do dev on Ubuntu. 

Thanks,
Albert 

On 2010-05-16 21:29, Albert Krawczyk wrote:

Hi,

I'm curious, what is the recommended / typical setup for Git development?

Do people use IDEs? If they do what are they? 

I'm looking to do dev on Ubuntu. 

Git has a couple of solution up its sleeves. Depending on which kind of
IDE you're typically using, you can use the right plugin or interface
for your needs.

If you like Eclipse as an IDE, EGit will be for you.

have a look at this list:

https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/InterfacesFrontendsAndTools#Editors_and_IDE_integration

And, higher up on the page, you can find descriptions for graphical
interfaces for git.

-- 
Gabriel Filion

I'm curious, what is the recommended / typical setup for Git development?

Do people use IDEs? If they do what are they?

I'm looking to do dev on Ubuntu.

Thanks,
Albert

I've been doing development of one sort or another for longer than I
care to remember and currently develop PHP on (mostly) Ubuntu. I've
never found anything that beats the speed and versatility of
vim/ctags/git. I have tried (more than once usually) all the IDEs I
can but, clever though they are, they always seem to get in the way.

In case you have any doubt about it, git has made the single biggest
difference to my productivity that I can think of for a long, long
time.