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Uh hello guys, welcome to this video. So
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in this video, I'll show you a git
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alternative which is released by Google
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and its name is uh jujust jujust. It's
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available right inside. It's completely
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open source. I've given the link in the
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description of this live stream. So you
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can go to GitHub simply type j-vcs/j.
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So this is their official website
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Juju it's name a version control system
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to control your GitHub repos. So you
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don't need to use git. It's a good git
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killer. So this is the name of this a
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version control system registry and it's
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completely open source. So you can
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install this inside your terminal. So it
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basically does the same job by cloning
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the GitHub repos uh pushing the changes.
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So managing your GitHub repos directly
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inside your terminal. So it's a great
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alternative to GitHub.
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If you don't like G get you can use this
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one is backed by Google. So this is
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their documentation and installation and
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setup if you go to this. So it's having
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pre-built binaries for Windows, Mac and
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Linux. It's completely open-source and
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cross-platform solution. So once you go
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uh releases section you will see
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you can install this for Windows or my
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Linux or Mac. So you can select the
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So this is for Windows right here. If
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you see simply download the zip file to
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get started. So it just 7.95 MGB.
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So once it is installed simply extract
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and this will come up with this uh
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executable file here. So you can
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directly open command line here and
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write here JJ and the command will work.
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So right here you can simply say jj-
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So it basically shows you all the
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commands which are there. You can
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edit clone everything. This is the
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commands for working with git remotes
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and the underly github repo.
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And inside the documentation they have
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also given all the commands here. You
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can easily get started. Just look at the
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So all these commands are given right
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So it's a great tool uh developed by
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Google here. So click on get started.
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So now to work with the GitHub, you can
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actually commit changes, push the
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changes to your GitHub account as well.
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Can also use GitHub CLI as well. So,
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so these are all the commands.
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Installation is quite simple. So you
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download that zip file and these are all
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the commands which are there.
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So you just write to clone a GitHub repo
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jit clone and then you paste the address
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the source and the destination. So
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can take any GitHub repo for example.
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So now you can see it is actually
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cloning the GitHub repo from this
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location and uh this is a command jit
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clone and the paste address. So this is
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a tool built on top of git command line
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which is really helpful and developed by
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and it's completely free opensource
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and definitely try this.
