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git itself is not enough for teams to work together - you need to asynchronously communicate for the whole thing to come together. Thats what GitHub/Lab/ea brin
by lionkor 3y ago
git itself is not enough for teams to work together - you need to asynchronously communicate for the whole thing to come together. Thats what GitHub/Lab/ea bring in value.
- zamnos 3y agoI feel like "communication" isn't descriptive enough. It's right, but eg Slack (or Microsoft Teams, or maybe both) isn't the right shape of communication.
- TimTheTinker 3y agoSomeone should write a local git+ssh service (+ email client) that simulates an upstream by hosting git repos locally, emailing all pushed commits/branches/tags to other team members, and keeping the hosted repos up-to-date via the emailed updates from others. Bonus points for a local HTTP service that provides an optional GitHub-like experience in the browser, with comments/ branch reviews/etc. federated through emailed messages (and represented as commits on meta-repos). With that data model, the primary remaining challenge would be setting up repos on a new machine -- perhaps BitTorrent could help :)