This app is free for browsing but you’ll need the enterprise edition to be able to push commits.įastHub is another popular alternative but seems to be undergoing a major refactoring at the moment so it is wise to wait for the new major version to be released. This graph lets you zoom out for an overview of of the commit tree or zoom in for specifics about each commit, with speed and beauty you won’t find in desktop Git applications.
Another interesting feature is the graph of your commits.
WorkingCopy is ideal for that so that you don’t forget to make those changes (or have to wait until a large screen is available). Sometimes you just need to add a file the designer sent after hours. On the Apple side of things, WorkingCopy is by far the most popular and appreciated git client for iPad and iPhone. As they convincingly explain in the app description, sometimes you just want to update a TODO file or make adjustments to your Jekyll site. See PocketGit in action in the featured image for this post. Sure, it’s not free but it costs less than 3 USD, and as a developer yourself I’m sure you’ll understand your fellow developers need to eat, right?. ) and support for HTTP and SSH protocols, passwords and private keys (with passphrase). Pocket Git is a powerful standalone Git client for Android with all the obvious features (cloning repositories, checkout branches, diff the views, creation of files, commits, tags,….
And also others that have been abandoned already or are still at an alpha stage.Īfter my (subjective) cleanup, my shortlisted selection of recommended apps for git and GitHub is the following. This includes several ones that are just apps to learn git (check out this open source quick git reference guide) while commuting. Just do a search with “git” as keyword in the Google Play Store and you’ll immediately get over 30 results.
I was expecting to find just a couple of options but, to my surprise, there are dozens of apps that claim to be your ideal solution when you need to access git or GitHub on the go. I wanted to take a look at the mobile apps available to manage my Git repositories and GitHub projects.
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