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verigit
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easygit@icloud.com
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Comment #31774754
When I first created it, GitHub did not allow any free private repos (or allowed just one? I forget), so this was an easy way to store small private repos that I didn't want publis…
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Comment #31767873
I wrote a Git server with an iCloud backend: https://easygit.app It is making approximately $0 per month :)
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Comment #21230733
Sorry, I was referring to the S3+GPG solution. However as far as I know the Keybase client is closed source, so everything you say also applies to them.
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Comment #21227945
EasyGit data are encrypted by Apple. So it is on par with using KeyBase or GitHub. I give you that it is not the same as rolling your own crypto, but I was replying to a comment ab…
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Comment #21227779
If I may plug my own app, EasyGit is a third alternative for macOS users. It pushes git repos to iCloud. https://easygit.app
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Comment #20298419
My app has a similar policy: https://easygit.app/privacy/ It even has the sandbox entitlements to prove it.
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Comment #17250146
If you are only interested in the version control part and you are a Mac user, you can give EasyGit ( https://easygit.me ) a try. It stores your repos privately on iCloud and it do…
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Comment #17250118
If you are on a mac, another alternative is EasyGit ( https://easygit.me ). It is just the git hosting part (i.e. no issues, wikis, etc) but you just pay for the app, there are no …
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Comment #14585788
Anecdotally it seems like the Mac App Store is easier to break into and generate a steady income, at least for a while. Not sure if it is because of less competition, or just mac u…
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Comment #14584754
If you are not a web developer you may consider building an app. I find the Mac App Store to be less competitive than the iOS one. Personally, I released my app two months ago: htt…
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Comment #14472969
I made a macOS app [1]. It was a lot of work and the outcome is always unknown beforehand, but I could do it at completely my own pace (which could be an answer to the "little time…
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Comment #14382314
Sorry, not sure what's wrong with the link, you can go directly at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/easygit/id1228242832?mt=12 The price is $4.99
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Comment #14366282
This is an app I released a few days ago. It implements the Git protocol on the frontend and uses CloudKit for the backend. So basically a git server that listens on localhost and …
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