musicmatzeMar 16, 2018

I wrote a #web #frontend for #git #dit - the distributed issue tracker for git.

It currently can _view_ things, there's no "Add issue" or "Reply" functionality and it is _not_ intended for web-facing (but running locally for local repositories).

Read more about the development and why (also #screenshots): https://beyermatthias.de/blog/2018/03/16/writing-a-git-dit-web-frontend-with-gotham-libgitdit-and-love/

Or check out the repository at: https://github.com/matthiasbeyer/git-dit-wui

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Writing a git-dit web frontend with gotham, libgitdit and love

I love the Rust language. And I love the library ecosystem the Rust community provides. But let me start at the beginning. libgitdit In 2016, I and a friend of mine developed a library for distributed issue tracking with git and a commandline frontend for that library. The project, git-dit got a rather good portion of attention on hackernews, reddit and of course on github. Ranking at about 350 stars on github, this is the most successfull piece of software I (co-)authored so far.

Show thread❦ Billy Blaze ❦Mar 16, 2018
@musicmatze Awesome, I have submitted it to lobste.rs ❤
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@ckeen @musicmatze Oh great! Thanks a lot!
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