Is there any Gogs.com hosted version?
Gogs – Go Git Service
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Re: Gogs – Go Git Service
#92Re: Gogs – Go Git Service
#93I wonder if Gogs will have to change its ui.. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11374786
They should. Github obviously spent countless hours perfecting their UI. Other apps shouldn't be allowed to copy it. (I have no affiliation with Github, other than that I'm a developer and respect the hard work they've put into their product.)
Re: Gogs – Go Git Service
#94I use gogs and github. Both are great git backends, featuring simple collaboration management. The issues and wiki however feels too primitive to be useful. I can't really decide if they are already bloated or if they have not reached MVP yet.
Anyway, I would love to see better integration on both with their mandatory complements, such as kanban, CI, ...
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40MB download + requirement of Java Runtime (~100MB) to be present is not quite same. Though to their credit they have packaged all jar dependencies besides JRE in WEB-INF/lib
That's how WAR files get built. It's a very standard mechanism for deploying Java apps. I think having Java on your machine is a reasonable requirement. I mean the equivalent in Ruby would be to have Ruby, install all gems and THEN launch the app.
Except with go I don't have to have anything else installed. And that is the way it should be.
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#96Earlier quoted context omitted.
40MB download + requirement of Java Runtime (~100MB) to be present is not quite same. Though to their credit they have packaged all jar dependencies besides JRE in WEB-INF/lib
That's how WAR files get built. It's a very standard mechanism for deploying Java apps. I think having Java on your machine is a reasonable requirement. I mean the equivalent in Ruby would be to have Ruby, install all gems and THEN launch the app.
Why Java on machine is reasonable requirement? The Gogs service does not need Go to run. So having Java is extra requirement for Gitbucket.
I know about packaging and running Java web apps. I am pointing out that compare to Gogs, Java based solution has extra requirement of JRE which I have to keep patched and updated. And this is independent of any fix/improvement of Gitbucket itself.
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#97Why is software still being named for the language it was written in?
I thought it was because of "Go"ogle but then I clicked though the link. It's pretty interesting that they've launched this because I feel like this is GitHub's bread and butter for enterprise.
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Yes. Digging up dependencies is the worst. Managing another fucking build tool is the worst. To be honest, anything short of clicking a thing is the worst. Because there's no reason it can't be as simple as clicking a thing. I've always believed that 100% of all dependencies should be included in projects. Whether that is raw source code, amalgamated source code, static libs, or dynamic libs I don't care. Give to me…
> I've always believed that 100% of all dependencies should be included in projects. Including libc, Mesa, and libX11? It's pretty untenable to do this in the limit. Eventually you're forced into using a good package manager, and once you have one you might as well use it for the rest of your dependencies too.
I make video games. There's no such thing as a package manager that supports Linux, OS X, Windows, iOS, Playstation, and Xbox. So from my perspective no. No you aren't forced into something that doesn't exist. ;)
There is a line. You shouldn't include operative systems. Nor language tools (C++ compiler, Python installer, etc). Nor hardware SDKs (DirectX, OpenGL, etc). But beyond that? My vote is strongly in favor of including dependencies.
Compiling OpensSSL on Windows is a god damn nightmare. I shouldn't have to fucking install StrawberryPerl. SQLite is beautiful in comparison. It's two .c files and two .h files. You can also download pre-compiled libs if you want.
Almost all open source projects could easily be single file. If it can be single file then, in my opinion, it should be.
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#99I wonder if Gogs will have to change its ui.. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11374786
I'm surprised it's not using material design.
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How does this relate to that other similar tool the name I just forgot?
Sorry, which tool :-) ? Docker compose? Cloudron gives you a private server (we use DigitalOcean right now) on which you can install web apps. We automate everything about maintaining your server - DNS, certs, app updates, backups etc. In short, we want to make it possible for everyone to have their own server. Cloudron is more a consumer product than a development tool (of course, we have tooling that enables develo…
Maybe sandstorm.io?
https://apps.sandstorm.io/app/d9ygf47xrtnw12j92cyt6cu8ut75es...