I find myself more productive on the command line. It just feels "safer", esp. for anything that changes state. And I always prefer not using the trackpad if I can avoid too.
I know without hesitation all commands I use daily. And then I keep a note with the few commands I use less often. An exception is when I want to display changes between version, or conflict resolution.
That being said, I'd like to rely just on my IDE (VSCode) for better consistency, and I tried a few times, but I always return to the command line which is a great tool. For the same reason, I prefer to `CMD-tab` to terminal and `make` rather than build from the IDE.
I know without hesitation all commands I use daily. And then I keep a note with the few commands I use less often. An exception is when I want to display changes between version, or conflict resolution.
That being said, I'd like to rely just on my IDE (VSCode) for better consistency, and I tried a few times, but I always return to the command line which is a great tool. For the same reason, I prefer to `CMD-tab` to terminal and `make` rather than build from the IDE.