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there's decentralized git on Nostr: https://nostrapps.github.io/nostrgit/ https://nostrapps.github.io/nostrgit/ Your public key is your sovereign ownership of

there's decentralized git on Nostr: https://nostrapps.github.io/nostrgit/ https://nostrapps.github.io/nostrgit/ Your public key is your sovereign ownership of your project, and with Nostr is no longer bound to any single entity.

bergie 4mo ago
Git over Reticulum is another option. You get git, issue tracking (work documents), release management https://reticulum.network/manual/git.html https://reticulum.network/manual/git.html
datadrivenangel 4mo ago
GIT IS DECENTRALIZED
- dbmikus 4mo ago
  But the identity part of git is not (unless you count pgp signing of each commit, which never took off at a large scale) and the git tools don't automatically propagate repo changes by default across a network
  - rakoo 4mo ago
    The identity of a repo is its url so yes, the identity part is decentralized
    - dbmikus 4mo ago
      Identity is more than a name. It is also proving that you own that identity (aka authentication)
- jmalicki 4mo ago
  But if you just hashed all the changes and put them in Merkle tree to verify, wouldn't that make it so much better?
- nighteous 4mo ago
  [dead]
- iamnothere 4mo ago
  Issue tracking and collaboration tools are not. (Although many small projects could get by with a todo.txt and a mailing list.)
- fooqux 4mo ago
  Yup, but the community you build around a project is not.