My OP was to gauge activity. People with heads down working on a thing can burn a lot of resources and stirring some discussion around this might help to get some either to fomo reveal some progress or to drop out as they see what they are working on is not the right thing.
Re: "CLI tools and email? Give me a break."
Many great tools were built on well designed APIs or actually using CLIs on the backend. NIP34 will be the API. ngit a CLI using such an API. Devs need nothing more than a CLI to test workflows. Designers can then wrap some fancy UI around that. That's normally how Open Source development goes. Some devs know how to solve a problem of theirs. Only later some less technical people pay designers to make it work without a keyboard.
Is Nostr not about decentralized social media? GitHub is social media for coders. Combining them is a great idea. CLI isn’t enough.
But of course, GitNestr has a CLI tool as well. The full picture is the real prize though.
I bet whatever works best will take the world by storm. Developers love trying out new things.
Whatever wins, I hope it fixes discoverability so when I next shop around for developers I will not have to check their portfolios exclusively on GitHub. I want some "ngit search npub..." to find all the projects that npub contributed to regardless on which servers and including the patches that were not hosted on forks of projects.
🫡 Salute to that sir! Let the best product win. I just hope the bounty isn’t canceled.
Let people “feel” the products. If they all are terrible, then cancel it. But I have a feeling we’ll end up with something very useful & as intuitive as GitHub. 🔐
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That functionality will certainly be possible on #GitNestr. We setup permissions to handle this exact problem.
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It's true we have burnt a lot of resources while keeping our heads down. Still, our project will be completely FOSS after the alpha release and can therefore be altered according to the needs of the community. I hope we'll get lots of FOSS contributions. The bounty only gets us to the starting line so to speak.
I really think the discussion will be more fruitful once we have a working MVP.
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