ForgeFriends (aka FedeProxy) is a federated free open git for software development, using the Fediverse's ActivityPub protocol. You can follow the project at:

➑️ @forgefriends

The project website is at https://forgefriends.org and there's more details about how it works at https://forgefriends.org/blog/2021/11/22/what-is-forgefriends

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forgefriends

forgefriends. forges united. coders befriend.

@techknowlogick @dachary @gitea @fedeproxy @yunohost @forgefed

GREAT! Finding out this toot is making me seriously think about finally packing up my stuff in #GitHub, and switching to a #Gitea instance, self-hosted via #Yunohost.

I know it is a lot to ask, but is there an ETA for the implementation of full federation?

#ForgeFed #federation #ActivityPub #git #fedeproxy

https://github.com/xplosionmind

xplosionmind - Overview

I’m here to pretend I understand code. xplosionmind has 18 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

@forgefed

People from @fedeproxy seem to be working on associated tools (including the Forgefed commit type):

https://fedeproxy.eu/blog/2021/06/23/dapsi-step3/

#fedeproxy #forgefed

Forge federation: monthly report 3/9

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@JoachimM @aral

Aral's analogy of a bridge between the "where-do-I-click" billions of muggles and the FOSS community, for people to walk across, is very useful. I still have a github account and use my icon+profile to state why the 60M (not 10^9s) should leave github.

Declarations of purity are fine, but concrete work (or cash) contributions to https://fedeproxy.eu and in creating new community git repository servers will help make "our island" a more effective alternative.

#Fedeproxy

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@codeberg

Some pointers for long-term sustainability:

* Elinor Ostrom, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elinor_Ostrom
** the first seven of the eight "design principles" seem to be in place - primary resource = developers' and users' time investment; secondary resources = physical servers + internet; number 8 sounds like #Fedeproxy

* "Growing open source projects with a stable foundation", Michlmayr, 2021, https://www.cyrius.com/foss-foundations/growing-open-source-projects.pdf

* "From Utopia to Practice and Back", Benkler, 2020, https://wikipedia20.pubpub.org/pub/3wt2fy6i/release/2

Elinor Ostrom - Wikipedia

@humanetech @dachary

Ok now I'm tagging you Humane Tech and Dachary but I'm also tagging you Autistic Anthropologist because I thought maybe you would find what Humane Tech tried to convey to me, maybe you'll find this interesting too as I'm assuming you're into #Neurodiversity.

@autistic_anthropologist

This is a topic about #Accessibility that "Humane Tech Now" brought up in regards to a SoftwareProject called #FedeProxy(it's like a "federated github" project)

#GitHub
#GitHubAlternatives

@werwolf @fedeproxy @dachary If #fedeproxy would make #Gitlab.com bug reports viewable, so archive.org becomes redundant, that would be a great thing.
@humanetech
This #Fedeproxy is something we may need to look into! Anything that makes life easier for adhoc development is good.