[WildeThing]

So, I'm basically making a thing (yes, a thing) that's kinda to do with managing local github repos and hopefully add features for things like pushing, searching etc. and all that jazz.

Here's what I've got so far:
I'm struggling for layout ideas since I lack feature ideas but I think it'd be a nice tool for me as I'm constantly battering in git commands into my terminal in anger and determination so this might help.
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It's just a rough layout but what do you think? I'm trying to go for modern but it's pretty hard. (next project idea: bind WebEngine actions with real Java methods etc. that way GUIs can be built as HTML and CSS and I can be more flexible).

It's Luca's GitHub because mine has no avatar and I was talking to him when I started this project.

So, any useful feature ideas relating to git(hub)? Thanks.

[MrOrang]

Was talking with Wilde about this on skype, going to be way easier than usual git.

Would be nice to have some more suggestions though. Cant really think of any now.

[JavaProphet]

I assume it's compatible with Git and eGit(eclipse thing), so that sounds cool. Did you implement the protocol yourself?
Does it have a full Git feature set? If not, that's what I'd recommend.

[WildeThing]

I assume it's compatible with Git and eGit(eclipse thing), so that sounds cool. Did you implement the protocol yourself?
Does it have a full Git feature set? If not, that's what I'd recommend.

Meh, I can't be bothered working w/ SSH and HTTPs. I'm probably just gonna rely on git commands for most of the functionality. I just wanted to make something that could let me practice JavaFX custom components.

I'm heavily considering a Git IDE where you just edit, compile and test and then just a simple button for committing and pushing. Simply, sign in and choose what repos you'd like to sync and then it will clone them and you can instantly start working with them.

I just want something Git related. Ideas can be fairly broad until I know what I'm making.

[JavaProphet]

Speaking of guis, pm me your skype if your interested in helping to design the byte code ide. It's almost done, but it looks like crap.

[Maxiim]

Not sure why not just use SourceTree when its very user/noob-friendly. (No idea how it works with collecting local repos)
I have no experience with however but know people who learned/used git that way and they loved it.

A feature that I'd like is interactive rebase mode where you can just move commits on a panel.
Instead of looking at your git log, finding what commit you want to move, then enter rebase mode, find commit with that ID and then edit it, you could just move that commit with mouse or something.
Just ask/quote if you don't understand what I mean

[WildeThing]

Well, made some progress on custom components:


What do you guys think?
#usedjavaprophetsreposk

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added some dank effects:

[badvibes]

Was talking with Wilde about this on skype, going to be way easier than usual git.

Would be nice to have some more suggestions though. Cant really think of any now.

git is hard? :o

[WildeThing]

git is hard? :o

Nah, I just find it a pain in the ass. I use Linux which has always been a nuisance for me despite EGit etc. Windows has a sexy Git software.

Not even sure what this project is yet anyway

[MrOrang]

git is hard? :o

Well I never really use it/looked really into it but you'd expect it to be user friendly but somehow it keeps fucking up when you try to do something. Just sticking to comitting & pushing for now :p