I'm relatively new to coding, having started school a few months ago. Currently, I'm learning Java using IntelliJ and we also make use of GitHub. Generally, I code on my laptop since it's what I bring to class for projects and assignments. However, I'd love to utilize my home PC with its ultra-wide screen for coding. I'm wondering if there's a more efficient way to work between both devices without constantly having to commit, push, and pull to GitHub every time I want to see changes. Any suggestions?
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Honestly, using Git commands is still one of the best ways to keep everything synced across your devices. Just stick to the basics: add, commit, push, and pull when switching devices. It may feel tedious, but it's reliable.
I'm just checking since I'm new. So, Git is definitely the way to go then?