Self-hosted GitHub replacement
A self-hosted GitHub replacement for the author's own use that hosts public and private Git repositories. It will not launch with full feature parity and focuses on a UI the author actually likes.
What it addresses
Existing GitHub alternatives look like someone drawing GitHub from memory, and cgit (which the author uses for public repos) is too basic with no built-in support for private repos.
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Self-hosted GitHub replacement
A self-hosted GitHub replacement for the author's own use that hosts public and private Git repositories. It will not launch with full feature parity and focuses on a UI the author actually likes.
Problem: Existing GitHub alternatives look like someone drawing GitHub from memory, and cgit (which the author uses for public repos) is too basic with no built-in support for private repos.
Posted by @NetOpWibby · Original comment ↗
“now I'm beginning work on a Github replacement (for me). Here's what I'm thinking for the UI[2]. I'm not trying to have feature-parity out the gate, I just want something that doesn't give me the ick. I self-host public repos with cgit but that's too basic and there's no built-in support for private repos.”