1. GitHub

GitHub is a platform that hosts Git repositories and provides collaboration features such as:

• Pull Requests for code review and feedback.
• Issues for tracking bugs, tasks, and new features.
• GitHub Actions for automating continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD).
• GitHub CLI for interacting with GitHub repositories directly from the terminal.

2.GitKraken

GitKraken is a Git GUI that offers a user-friendly interface and powerful features:

• Visual commit history and branching.
• Drag-and-drop merging to resolve conflicts easily.
• Cross-platform support for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• Integration with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket for better collaboration.

3.SourceTree

SourceTree is another Git GUI, ideal for beginners yet powerful for advanced users:

• Easy-to-use interface with detailed commit history.
• Git Flow support for better branch management.
• Comprehensive diff view to track changes.
• Integration with GitHub and Bitbucket for easy repository management.

4.Git Flow

Git Flow is a branching model that provides structure and organization for teams:

• Master and develop branches for stable and development code.
• Feature branches for new development.
• Release and hotfix branches for stable code and quick fixes.

5.Tig

Tig is a command-line tool that offers a more user-friendly interface for Git:

• Text-based visual interface for viewing Git history.
• Interactive rebase to manage commits efficiently.
• Branch management directly from the terminal.

6.GitLens

GitLens is a Visual Studio Code extension that enhances Git integration:

• Blame annotation to see who made changes to code.
• Rich commit history and diff insights.
• Branch and repository management within the editor.

7.GitHub Desktop

GitHub Desktop is a simple Git client that integrates seamlessly with GitHub:

• User-friendly interface for cloning, committing, and pushing code.
• Branch management and conflict resolution features.
• Integration with GitHub for easy collaboration.

8.Git Submodules

Git Submodules allow you to manage external repositories as part of your project:

• Reuse external repositories without copying code.
• Retain independent versioning for each submodule.
• Modularize dependencies while keeping the main repository clean.

9.Prettier

Prettier is a code formatter that automates code style enforcement:

• Automatically formats code to ensure consistency across the team.
• Reduces manual formatting work and inconsistencies.
• Integrates with Git workflows for automated formatting before commits.

10.GitHub CLI

GitHub CLI is a command-line tool for managing GitHub repositories:

• Create, clone, and manage repositories directly from the terminal.
• Create and manage issues and pull requests without a browser.
• Trigger GitHub Actions for CI/CD tasks from the command line.