Tools Worth Changing To in 2025 · Matthew Sanabria
Change your tools and change your life in 2025.| Matthew Sanabria
Should I Switch From Git to Jujutsu| Evan Todd
Jujutsu is a new version control system that is backward-compatible with Git. All the cool kids are raving about it. In this article I will try to help you decide whether it’s worth investigating. If you use git rebase, the answer to this article’s question is probably yes. You will mostly likely love Jujutsu. Proceed to Part Two. Do not pass Go. Do not collect two hundred dollars. If you don’t use git rebase, you might still enjoy Jujutsu, but you might wonder, why would I care about a...| Evan Todd
How Jujutsu's flexibility and safety changed my approach to version control.| zerowidth positive lookahead
With Mozilla’s migration from hg.mozilla.org to Github drawing near, the clock is ticking for developers still using Mercurial to find their new workflow. I previously blogged about how Jujutsu can help here, so please check that post out first if you aren’t sure what Jujutsu is, or whether it’s right for you. If you know you want to give it a shot, read on for a tutorial on how to get everything set up! We’ll start with an existing Mercurial clone of mozilla-unified, convert it to us...| ahal.ca
I’m writing this post after having used Jujutsu1 for| blog.alarsyo.net
Today I want to talk about jujutsu, aka jj, which describes itself as being “a Git-compatible VCS that is both simple and powerful”. This is selling itself short. Picking up jj has been the best change I’ve made to my developer workflow in over a decade.| reasonablypolymorphic.com
Change your tools and change your life in 2025.| Matthew Sanabria
The Jujutsu version control system| neugierig.org
A Git-compatible VCS that is both simple and powerful - martinvonz/jj| GitHub
