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I partially agree, but if you're going to be hosting your own server you should be considering the front end features, as well as making sure whoever is going t

by rickr 12y ago

I partially agree, but if you're going to be hosting your own server you should be considering the front end features, as well as making sure whoever is going to be maintaining the server it lives on won't want to pull their hair out. I recently toyed around with InfluxDB which is a similar thing (written in go, no external dependencies) and it was pretty novel to have a 'self contained' binary like that. I suspect it's especially helpful when dealing with docker images as well.

StavrosK 12y ago
I definitely see the appeal of a single binary, and maintaining Stash has made us want to tear our hair out, but, in the end, the hours lost there are fewer than the hours we would have gained if the developer of this project decided to help another one. The new features would save us much more time than time spent administrating it.