We can already do code collaboration via Nostr using ngit, but ngit still requires you to use a git server, and most people use GitHub.
Discussion
If we start hosting a public git server, we'll use it as a platform to start developing and testing new Nostr/git integrations.
Something to consider is we only need the git part... Onedev GitLab and whatever else you can think of are WAY too much.
Maybe we shouldn't even bother considering those extra features since we prioritize and encourage the use of nostr. We can do this literally with HTTP servers. Sure I can get more complicated but lets keep in mind what we need for a simple git remote server to work
Good point. Ngit can already handle a good deal of the collaboration, and our team will build more collaboration tools as we work more on git stuff. We just need a place to stash code that's not GitHub and that doesn't require reinventing git in the form of Nostr events.
So in the end https://nspace.me/VibeHub/index.html by nostr:npub1wl89d7yazg500lehg08p45dj2jzhhyqg2erj067458e3wd30djns4zn8lu
is good
So like gists?
Thanks for reminding me. I should prolly work on that a bit tonight when I get home...
I need to figure out how to include propose edits like amethyst, and maybe some kind of community voting system to approve edits. 🤔
the point of this conversation was to share code for a single developer even raw code parts
Polls like on https://pollerama.fun/ can be an option
or functionality like changing the relay, towards your own or one relay that the user has access to, in that case it is the community relay
I think posting and commenting with nip 22 is fine, what kind is the post, can I try to post?
For those who don't know, we host a gitstuff client here, with issues and PRs:
Here is the Alexandria repo event:
You can see the problem we want to solve here:
You can list multiple gitservers there, but most repo events just have GitHub listed. We want to offer a second "low-friction" gitserver.