Git

A beginner friendly course for Git / GitHub and managing Git branches. The course is free, obtaining a certificate is a paid option.

Cross-platform continuous integration solution, the free version offers a generous amount of 100 build configurations and 3 concurrent builds.

Basics in html,javascript Ihope now to continuo in linux by github application with termus

docsify generates a website on the fly, it does not generate static html files. It smartly loads and parses your Markdown files and displays them as a website.

We run it on Windows 10 in a local development network and it works fine. Starting with Gitea 1.17, the Package Registry can be used for common package managers like NuGet, npm, Maven etc. Here is a comparison with other Git servers: https://docs.gitea.io/en-us/comparison/

It's all I need for my simple personal projects.

The Git Explorer website is a good place to start learning Git commands.

best tool but not free for private repo, and have auto completion even for branches name shame

Easy to setup a simple one. Even attaching it to LDAP. Harder but rewarding: fancy features like gitpages or CI/CD.

12+ years of use and this product is hands down #1 on my list of must have tools

Have been using sourcetree for years, this is so much quicker to navigate and do what I want to do