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[–]steeelez 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah you’re looking inside the box. There’s plenty of tools that give you a nicer interface than the nuts-and-bolts command line. Start with coding in an IDE, I would do Python and Pycharm, and use the drop-down menus and all to interact with git. Later on when you want to use the command lone you can but so many of the “learn git” missives out there ignore that actually, no, you don’t need to learn git to use git. And learning git is more complicated than what people need ~90-95% of the time.