Git is the dominant distributed version control system (VCS), holding the vast majority of market share. Yet, despite over a decade of dominance, developers still struggle with its complex workflows for branching, merging, rebasing and conflict resolution. This ongoing frustration has fueled a wave of tools designed to ease the pain ¡ª some offering visualizations to clarify complexity, others providing their own graphical interfaces to abstract it away entirely.
takes this a step further, offering a full-fledged alternative to Git while maintaining compatibility by . This allows developers to utilise existing Git servers and services while benefiting from Jujutsu's streamlined workflows. Positioned as "both simple and powerful," Jujutsu emphasizes ease of use for developers of all experience levels. One standout feature is its , which has the potential to significantly improve the developer experience.
