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Learned git, decided, imma use this while I make a little game in Java, couple days later, I find out that net beans has git INSIDE of it... :/ ....

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    I've found that even when IDEs have Git integration (because tons of them do), I still use the CLI instead for a little more control over the process. Not always, but usually.

    Also even if you don't use the CLI, and you use the NetBeans integration of Git instead, it's still good to know Git. Being part of the programming world, it's just something you need to understand.

    I personally don't use NetBeans, but I'm guessing that they don't provide more advanced Git features like stash. Just FYI!
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    It's always good to know how the tools you're using work instead of just relying on an intermediary. That way if your workflow ever has to change away from a particular IDE, or your IDE has a bug preventing you from using git, you're not screwed
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    A lot of IDEs come with git. But believe me, is a goos thing u learned it cuz u dont know when u have to work in a OS with no UI xD
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