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Yank Note (yn) - A Hackable Markdown Note Application for Programmers. Version control, AI completion, mind map, documents encryption, code snippet running, integrated terminal, chart embedding, HTML applets, Reveal.js, plug-in, and macro replacement.

So first - here's an intuitive guide on what Git even does and how. Afterwards you can install one of various Git guis, for instance Github Desktop so you don't have to learn the syntax yet. One important thing about Unity projects is to also add a correct .gitignore file to the base directory of a project, else you wil lend up with a LOT of noise. Here's a good starting point. I also have to point out that Github actually has repository size limitations which are hard to reach with code but are easy to reach with assets. Realistically speaking though, this is what should cover 99% of Git needs you will have:

The Github Desktop is criminally underrated in my opinion https://desktop.github.com/

Yes, it's pretty underfeatured and lacks all the advanced features, but I consider that a plus. It's great at checking out and syncing branches, and doing (partial) commits. It does the basics really well IMHO.

I think the hard part with GUI git apps is that all the advanced functionality is... advanced and is difficult to translate into a gUI.

I used GitHub Desktop for managing my local repository easily. I still use the terminal to do some Git action, but in some cases, it’s easier to use GitHub Desktop.

Then install GitHub desktop on desktop.github.com and set it up. Once you have it set up click the Set up in Desktop button on the repository page.

You don't need to open the cli, although it can oftentimes be even easier as git commands are simple and powerful. https://desktop.github.com/

I use Github Desktop, which you can get here: https://desktop.github.com/

Next, prepare the development environment. Fork the AWS Amplify CLI repository and install the development environment. Also, prepare Git and Node.js environment in advance. In this example, GitHub Desktop is used as the tool, but commands or other GUI tools can also be used.

GitHub desktop: https://desktop.github.com/

GitHub Desktop: If you plan to use GitHub, it has a flawless integration (free)