For Visual Studio, you may have to install a bunch more extensions to get the same result: Note that IntelliJ's is really feature-rich, even supporting XML tags and the like. There are multiple extensions depending on your IDE: It is hard to look at code without this feature once you get accustomed to it. Rainbow brackets colours matching parentheses, brackets, etc.
If a shortcut is missing for an action you do often, you can add one easily by creating custom commands (note: custom commands are written in ~/Library/Application\ Support/lazygit/config.yml on Mac OS).
Press a to stage all files, c to commit, C to commit using the usual git prompt, space to stage/unstage the selected file, etc. Once you get the gist, it becomes really fast to do whatever in git. Lazygit comes with panels and shortcuts, which are all pretty straight-forward and customisable.
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Instead of trying to learn how to use the git UI in IntelliJ, only to start again when switching to Visual Studio, I prefer running git in the terminal, which is always here. Need an old entry ? Press ⌘+y (or whatever shortcut you want) to show the menu, then either search or use arrows to select what you need, press enter and it is back in your clipboard. Period." Light-weight and open source, it stores whatever you copy. Maccy " does one job - keep your copy history at hand. It is worth searching, because a good clipboard manager can change your life ! Windows 10 even comes with a built-in clipboard history. I am sure you can find a decent alternative for you operating system.
Without going that far, here is a short list of tools I use daily I can't personally live without. I know there are lots of posts about "necessary" tools that "you must use" as a developer.
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