GitHub branches out, releases Windows client
By Terrence O’Brien posted May 22nd 2012 6:26AM
GitHub, the version tracking and collaboration platform for developers, has proven quite popular, especially with the open source crowd. There’s been one glaring issue with the dev hub, though — lack of an easy to use Windows client. Sure, app creators could sync their changes though command line tools and SSH, but Mac devs have had a slick desktop app to call their own for sometime. Now Microsoft users get the same benefits, including the ability to merge branches and roll back changes, wrapped in pretty Metro-friendly package. You’ll find more info and a download link at the source.
