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  • biplabbiplab Member

    @joepie91,

    You should switch to cgit. It is more suitable for git. You can browse git repo using web browser. It allows users to download source tarball.

  • From what I can see, I don't really like the interface..

    @biplab said: You should switch to cgit. It is more suitable for git. You can browse git repo using web browser. It allows users to download source tarball.

    cgit is just a repository browser and does not offer any project management tools.

    Anyhow, I was working on a project management system myself, it's just not done yet :)

  • Github for public or Gitlab for private git hosting + issues + wiki working great here :)

  • @djvdorp said: Github for public or Gitlab for private git hosting + issues + wiki working great here :)

    Yes, but I aim to self-host my repositories (not relying on a third party) so Github is not really an option, and Gitlab, as far as I know, uses a stupid amount of RAM.

  • I can commit myself into contributing on design related stuffs. When will this start?

  • TazTaz Member

    We are yet to find devs who are willing to donate their time/skill/code.

  • AsadAsad Member

    @NinjaHawk PHP dev here willing to code.

  • TazTaz Member

    me->Check
    @AsadHaider -> Check,
    @HalfEatenPie->; check,
    @rgenzone->; check,
    @Kjuoe, @Frcorey, @miTgiB any interest?
    @subigo->; Willing to take a part?
    @Everybodyelse->; Any comment?

  • PatsPats Member

    @Pats said: count me in too...

    Checked

  • TazTaz Member

    @pats Checked! Are you a dev as well or sponsor?

  • PatsPats Member

    dev

  • @joepie91 check out my ruby thread, managed to reduce the full stack to around 128-256mb

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