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I built GitCat 1.0 to replace Git Extensions for large repositories

GitCat did not start as a product. It started as an attempt to replace Git Extensions in one demanding workflow during my internship, then ended up on most of my team's laptops without me really planning it. The repository we worked in was huge, with a pile of submodules and a branch structure nobody could hold in their head. Git Extensions gave us the workflows we needed, but switching…

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