>Hello, I was using TFS for many years, but now I like to create a GIT source controlled project using BitBucket for a separate VFP project.
>However starting to look at the tutorials on their website it will take me ages, at least so I feel. Are there any tools to make it easier to begin with, using TFS I was used just to right click and add files to the project, and then right click and check-in. Can this be done also using BitBucket?

I would assume the steps are the same for whatever directories you would like GIT to monitor. For our .NET projects, it took me about 5 minutes for each to add them up. The basic BitBucket interface should provide you some steps with a few commands to execute. And, that is pretty much that.

On my end, I automated the daily tasks from a command center. So, whenever I deploy, I only click a button to get the status of the files, add some keywords and the versioning and press a button so it does a bunch of GIT commands up to the server. Basically, I have been able to control everything outside of the GIT command prompt so to automate everything targeting as adding GIT support in projects, up to BitBucket, without creating additional tasks or extra work to do on a weekly basis.