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Re: Repos.io is the del.icio.us of forges

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Shameless plug: http://narly.us repos.io is cool because it offers a lot more like notes and followers. narly.us just has the ability to tag repos but its backed by redis and Backbone.js so it's quite fast and (hopefully) intuitive. I took some inspiration from antirez's post a while back: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2338351

Hi

I didn't know about narly.us.

The new design of repos.io will be a lot more intuitive. And faster too, i'm working on optimizations.

Btw, thanks for the link !

Re: Repos.io is the del.icio.us of forges

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post #11
post #10

Shameless plug: http://narly.us repos.io is cool because it offers a lot more like notes and followers. narly.us just has the ability to tag repos but its backed by redis and Backbone.js so it's quite fast and (hopefully) intuitive. I took some inspiration from antirez's post a while back: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2338351

Hi I didn't know about narly.us. The new design of repos.io will be a lot more intuitive. And faster too, i'm working on optimizations. Btw, thanks for the link !

(and i forgot to say that repos.io add "main" tags automatically, for repositories and users)

Re: Repos.io is the del.icio.us of forges

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post #11

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Hi I didn't know about narly.us. The new design of repos.io will be a lot more intuitive. And faster too, i'm working on optimizations. Btw, thanks for the link !

(and i forgot to say that repos.io add "main" tags automatically, for repositories and users)

twidi , no problem, no one knows about http://narly.us because I have been building it in a vacuum =/

Perhaps we can help one another? Through narly is in ruby and repos.io is in python. In any case would be great to collaborate. My code is also fully available : https://github.com/plusjade/narly

Do you have any experience with redis or backbone.js ? I think backbone.js is supercool (play with the narly tagging ui if you can) but it does have a non-trivial learning curve and a lot of closure/reference gotchas that I struggled with. Anything I can do, just let me know!

Re: Repos.io is the del.icio.us of forges

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post #11
post #10

Shameless plug: http://narly.us repos.io is cool because it offers a lot more like notes and followers. narly.us just has the ability to tag repos but its backed by redis and Backbone.js so it's quite fast and (hopefully) intuitive. I took some inspiration from antirez's post a while back: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2338351

Hi I didn't know about narly.us. The new design of repos.io will be a lot more intuitive. And faster too, i'm working on optimizations. Btw, thanks for the link !

Twidi, I have one more question. Are you caching all the github api data on your end or do you hit the api directly and assume you are good for the limit?

Re: Repos.io is the del.icio.us of forges

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post #12

Earlier quoted context omitted.

(and i forgot to say that repos.io add "main" tags automatically, for repositories and users)

twidi , no problem, no one knows about http://narly.us because I have been building it in a vacuum =/ Perhaps we can help one another? Through narly is in ruby and repos.io is in python. In any case would be great to collaborate. My code is also fully available : https://github.com/plusjade/narly Do you have any experience with redis or backbone.js ? I think backbone.js is supercool (play with the narly tagging ui if…

Yes why not, it sound like a great idea.

I love redis, use it a lot on other projects, and it's used on repos.io but not for main storage (postgres and solr).

I don't know ruby and backbone (and really i can't read ruby !)

Re: Repos.io is the del.icio.us of forges

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post #14
post #11

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Hi I didn't know about narly.us. The new design of repos.io will be a lot more intuitive. And faster too, i'm working on optimizations. Btw, thanks for the link !

Twidi, I have one more question. Are you caching all the github api data on your end or do you hit the api directly and assume you are good for the limit?

Everything is stored by my side. All API requests are asynchronous, when needed only (a fetch of a repository cannot be done if it was done in the last 30 minutes, and so on)

Re: Repos.io is the del.icio.us of forges

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post #7

Hi I'm Twidi, the author or Repos.io It's a (good) surprise for me to see this project right here ! There is a lot of work to do to have all features i want, and there is a full redesign in progress, twitter boostrap was a try at first, and now, there is too much of sites using this css, so i create a new specific one. Feel free to report bugs on https://github.com/twidi/Repos.io , and you can follow http://twitter.c…

Thanks Twidi..that option will get used when you put it up..
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