I'm not sure if my nostr DMs are getting through, but I'm getting yours. Let's have a call on signal.
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I'm not sure if my nostr DMs are getting through, but I'm getting yours. Let's have a call on signal.
Idea: Grasp ssh proxy. benefits: simple onboarding, no plugin required, retain most grasp beneifts, trusted-third party but can upgrade to remove this at anytime. I predict will hate it and will love it. Here is a draft spec:
Yeah, I couldn't find it either. had the right approach. "Look into nostr solutions to git"
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nostr could be a good home for the FOSS developer community
I created an issue for it
Its a simple protocol that builds ontop of git and nostr for distrubed git hosting and code collaboration https://ngit.dev/grasp https://gitgrasp.com
I think I'm guilty as charged for having a preference for really small text and low contrast. I should do a review to comply with accessability standards relating to size and contrast.
as I understand it hashtree.cc is seeking to achieve the same goal with different means. The goal is distrubuted, censorship resistant git hosting. Both use nostr but hashtree.cc uses blossom severs and GRASP uses git servers with custom authentication.
I was that solitary podcast listener that made it to end of the episode; accurately profiled as a nixos user.
In gitworkshop.dev you can browse and comment on issues and PRs for repositories created with git.iris.to. You can't browse the code because git.iris.to uses hashtree.cc which replaces the git client/server protocol with a blossom based approach. Gitworkshop nudges users towards GRASP which builds on the battle-tested and super efficient git client/server protocol to enable distrubuted hosting permissioned with nostr identity. ngit.dev/grasp
Rather than authenticating users, GRASP servers reject pushes that don't match the repository state published to nostr. This state is just a list of the git refs ie. a list of branches, tags, etc and the commit id of their tip. The backend is actually really simple, a standard git server with custom authentication. The core of the protocol fits on one page: https://gitworkshop.dev/danconwaydev.com/relay.ngit.dev/grasp/tree/master/01.md
https://gitworkshop.dev rewrite shipped. Is there a better time to try git nostr? protocols > platforms
Someone need to teach his parents about doas.
freedom tech developer and creator of ngit, https://gitworkshop.dev and https://metadata.nostr.com