If bloat is a concern, I used to use gitweb (which is Perl) over CGI on a sharer server and performed very well for my uses. All I had to do was write a short

If bloat is a concern, I used to use gitweb (which is Perl) over CGI on a sharer server and performed very well for my uses. All I had to do was write a short shell script to create the repo on the server, and SSH was running for me anyway (especially if I was going to push-pull). Now I use cgit, and discovered it a while before the Linux kernel did. [0] It is crazy fast (CGI written in C! Can you believe the nads on those guys?) and will be portable anywhere C is. If only I could get git's smart HTTP working, but I could not find much on the internet to clue me in. Still pretty cool. [0] http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.linux.kernel/1450151 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.linux.kernel/1450151