In this post, Andrew Lock describes the Git integration in JetBrains Rider IDE, which he prefers to use over command-line Git for its efficiency and keyboard-based workflow. He also explains why he switched to using Rider from Resharper and provides insights into the debate between using command-line Git or GUIs. Lock recommends a Git tutorial for those who are new to the command line and emphasizes the benefits of using Riders built-in Git support. Overall, he highlights the variety of features that come with Rider and his positive experience using it as his daily driver IDE.
