Show HN: GitBook Editor – Merge Conflict Resolution UI
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#2This sounds awesome. I avoid merging things specifically because I never learned Git command line, and GitHub doesn't have a UI to deal with it.
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#3excellent - we love Gitbook and are super excited any time we get new features.
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#4This sounds awesome. I avoid merging things specifically because I never learned Git command line, and GitHub doesn't have a UI to deal with it.
Hi Aaron from GitBook here.
Exactly. I use git a lot, I'm familiar with git's internals and have written a lot of git related code (our git server and all our git related infrastructure). Yet I still flinch at the idea of solving conflicts in the CLI.
I'm sure other developers feel the same, more so for less or non technical people.
Re: Show HN: GitBook Editor – Merge Conflict Resolution UI
#5This sounds awesome. I avoid merging things specifically because I never learned Git command line, and GitHub doesn't have a UI to deal with it.
Hi Aaron from GitBook here. Exactly. I use git a lot, I'm familiar with git's internals and have written a lot of git related code (our git server and all our git related infrastructure). Yet I still flinch at the idea of solving conflicts in the CLI. I'm sure other developers feel the same, more so for less or non technical people.
So, I see you can sign into GitBook with your GitHub account. But it looks like you guys are selling your own Git hosting service. So... question... does GitBook's client work with GitHub repositories? Your site doesn't make that very clear.
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#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hi Aaron from GitBook here. Exactly. I use git a lot, I'm familiar with git's internals and have written a lot of git related code (our git server and all our git related infrastructure). Yet I still flinch at the idea of solving conflicts in the CLI. I'm sure other developers feel the same, more so for less or non technical people.
So, I see you can sign into GitBook with your GitHub account. But it looks like you guys are selling your own Git hosting service. So... question... does GitBook's client work with GitHub repositories? Your site doesn't make that very clear.
Okay, so, honest truth... I thought I could do code with this. I really WANT to do code with this. I really do. :P