#javascript #ftp #ftps #git #ldap #nfs #s3 #sftp #smb #webdav

Filestash is a powerful file manager that lets you access and manage your files from anywhere, using various protocols like FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, and more. It supports multiple cloud services such as Dropbox, Google Drive, and Amazon S3. You can use it in your browser, and it's also mobile-friendly. Key features include video and image viewers, audio players, office document support, and customizable plugins. This tool is super fast, user-friendly, and allows you to upload and download files easily. It's beneficial because it centralizes your file management, making it easy to access and share files across different platforms.

https://github.com/mickael-kerjean/filestash

#rust #git #github #tauri

GitButler is a tool that helps you manage multiple Git branches easily. It lets you work on several branches at the same time without switching between them, which can be very time-consuming. You can organize your file changes into separate virtual branches and push or create pull requests for each branch individually. This makes it easier to fix bugs or try out someone else's branch while still working on your own project. GitButler also offers features like easy commit management, undo timelines, and integration with GitHub, making your development workflow more efficient and flexible. This tool is especially useful for developers who need to handle multiple tasks simultaneously without the hassle of constant branch switching.

https://github.com/gitbutlerapp/gitbutler

#go #cli #git #terminal

Lazygit is a simple and interactive terminal UI for git commands that makes using git much easier. It allows you to stage individual lines of code, perform interactive rebases, cherry-pick commits, and more, all within a user-friendly interface. You can filter views, invoke custom commands, and even compare two commits directly. This tool saves you time and effort by avoiding the need to use complex command lines for common git tasks. It's supported on various platforms and can be installed through multiple methods, including Homebrew, Scoop, and more. Using lazygit can significantly simplify your git workflow and reduce frustration with git's complexities.

https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit