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From the experiences from my own team mates, who started by using a GUI for Git - it took them a lot longer to understand the concept of Git and they way it works than the team mates who worked from the CLI. I'd suggest that you spend just that little extra time learning Git on the command line and I bet you'd be more efficient in the future - especially when you start chaining your commands. It's much quicker :) But if you really want to work with a GUI, then SourceTree seems to be the favourite.
To be honest, I'd say neither. Learn vanilla JavaScript first, then you can make an educated decision. Both React and Angular are frameworks and I remember once trying to learn a framework before learning the language - bad idea. If you are a beginner, go ahead and learn JavaScript itself first. You'll find that no framework can compare to it in speed, which at the end of the day, is what the user will get. Frameworks may speed up your development, but it comes at a cost, especially on mobile devices. That's my 2 cents.