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Iterate your real-time data pipelines with Git

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   GitLive▲209

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4. 4
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5. 5
   Git analytics▲131

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   Updated.dev▲145

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7. 7GA
   Gitin – a minimal commit/branch/workdir explorer for Git▲107

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    Gisto 2.0▲91

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11. 11RA
    ReGit – A Tiny Git-Compatible Git Implementation▲96

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    gitbird▲100

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    Bitscale▲96

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    Rebase-editor, a simple CLI app specifically for Git interactive rebase▲62

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    Go-git – low-level and extensible Git client library in Go▲114

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18. 18SS
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19. 19BC
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21. 21CM
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