> Am I the only one who thinks that Git's UX is fine [...]
No, I think most people that use it are fine with it. But those are usually not the ones you hear :)
No, I think most people that use it are fine with it. But those are usually not the ones you hear :)
It seems to me that, as it should be, every professional SW dev has managed to work with git at some point in their life, then. Because git is simply what you will most likely use nowadays.
But still, everyone remembers how hard it was to start out. Which is why, I think, these blog posts about git are so popular all the time.
I sure don't. I learned the commands I needed (branch, checkout, clone, push, pull and commit) and didn't step out of those bounds until much later. It's really no different than learning any other skill or platform. Nobody starts out a master, but that's no excuse to never start.
I had enough SVN merging issues so when git appeared I forced transition to git in a 3 month-period including writing Git-plugin for Hudson (Jenkins).