are there any other implementations in other languages? (preferably c++).
I use libgit2, but the code is a bit difficult to read and hack. I know there is a ruby book implementing from scratch.
I want to understand the git internals.
Shit – An implementation of Git using POSIX shell
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#12are there any other implementations in other languages? (preferably c++). I use libgit2, but the code is a bit difficult to read and hack. I know there is a ruby book implementing from scratch. I want to understand the git internals.
Let's rewrite everything in JavaScript:
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#13are there any other implementations in other languages? (preferably c++). I use libgit2, but the code is a bit difficult to read and hack. I know there is a ruby book implementing from scratch. I want to understand the git internals.
"write yourself a git" is an online book that walks you through implementing git in python.
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#14Isn't this how Git was originally done?
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#15I wasn't aware of the plumbing / porcelain metaphor in git until now.
It's fantastic to what lengths some of us go for a good pun :-)
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#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
Where was it livestreamed?
He has a subdomain on his site that he uses for it: https://live.drewdevault.com/
You're not the right person to ask about this, but if Drew is around I would love to hear high-level details about what how this setup works and what the average monthly cost is.
I can see that it's open source[0], and I'm very tempted to copy it. I'm already in the midst of migrating all of my video hosting to peertube, but I don't have a solution I'm confident in for livestreaming other than Twitch -- especially because when in the rare instances where I do stream coding sessions they can go up to 5 or 6 hours, at which point archiving and storing that video starts to look a lot more costly.
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#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
He has a subdomain on his site that he uses for it: https://live.drewdevault.com/
You're not the right person to ask about this, but if Drew is around I would love to hear high-level details about what how this setup works and what the average monthly cost is. I can see that it's open source[0], and I'm very tempted to copy it. I'm already in the midst of migrating all of my video hosting to peertube, but I don't have a solution I'm confident in for livestreaming other than Twitch -- especially be…
I don't use it very often. I just threw it up on a Linode with minimal effort so I could have a working live streaming setup. You'll note from the readme:
>This is the website for my self-hosted livestreaming platform (aka bag of hacks dumped into a server).
PeerTube is nice in theory but in practice it's been really really unreliable for me.
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#18This is great, but I already use "shit" as an alias for "fuck".
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#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
You're not the right person to ask about this, but if Drew is around I would love to hear high-level details about what how this setup works and what the average monthly cost is. I can see that it's open source[0], and I'm very tempted to copy it. I'm already in the midst of migrating all of my video hosting to peertube, but I don't have a solution I'm confident in for livestreaming other than Twitch -- especially be…
I don't use it very often. I just threw it up on a Linode with minimal effort so I could have a working live streaming setup. You'll note from the readme: >This is the website for my self-hosted livestreaming platform (aka bag of hacks dumped into a server). PeerTube is nice in theory but in practice it's been really really unreliable for me.
Why not simply stream to somewhere live Twitch/YouTube and have them serve the recording offline later on?
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
I don't use it very often. I just threw it up on a Linode with minimal effort so I could have a working live streaming setup. You'll note from the readme: >This is the website for my self-hosted livestreaming platform (aka bag of hacks dumped into a server). PeerTube is nice in theory but in practice it's been really really unreliable for me.
Why not simply stream to somewhere live Twitch/YouTube and have them serve the recording offline later on?
I try to avoid proprietary services.