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So it's just a web based commit tracker? Unless there's a large number of menus/menu items not shown, there's nothing new, fanciful or in need of "categorizati

by ismarc 17y ago

So it's just a web based commit tracker? Unless there's a large number of menus/menu items not shown, there's nothing new, fanciful or in need of "categorization". If you call it anything but a "web based commit tracker" to people who work with code very day, it's not that they "don't get it"...it's that they're laughing at you when you leave the room.

sdesol 17y ago
There is a large number of tools that I'm not showing. I just want to show the framework side of things. Basically how easy it is for you to integrate it into your own environment. There is an indexer side. To put this into perspective, it takes me 12 hours to index the the Linux Kernel Git repository on my icore 920 system with an Intel X25-E SSD. The indexer is not parallelized right now, which is why it takes so long but I figure it would still take 4 hours to index. So there is more than meets the eye right now. Unless you've designed software development environments for 100+ software designers, spanning multiple continents, it's a bit hard to explain the other implementation details and why it matters. I appreciate your skepticism as it usually takes me a half an hour to properly explain what it is meant to do. And this is only because the person understands the pain. To see it as just a Gitweb replacement is my problem because I clearly did not show enough.