I've worked on multiples marketing websites for a client, with both @cloudcannon and @11ty, most technical parts (theme, layouts, components) being shared between all sites from one single source, and content specific to each.

It's really nice and powerful for both the developers and the content authors! 😍

#eleventy #cloudcannon #markdown #git
https://techhub.social/@cloudcannon/115214562665232946

I've worked on multiples marketing websites for a client, with both @cloudcannon and @11ty, most technical parts (theme, layouts, components) being shared between all sites from one single source, and content specific to each.

It's really nice and powerful for both the developers and the content authors! 😍

#eleventy #cloudcannon #markdown #git
https://techhub.social/@cloudcannon/115214562665232946

Recently we've been thinking about how we share code (and other design files) for our #OpenSource projects and products.

@span amcewen has written about the flaws in centralized options like Github and Gitlab, and why self-hosting isn't the answer.

Maybe we need some #CodeCommons?

https://mcqn.com/posts/code,-sharing-and-single-points-of-failure/

#OSHW #git#Github #commons #weeknotes

Recently we've been thinking about how we share code (and other design files) for our #OpenSource projects and products.

@span amcewen has written about the flaws in centralized options like Github and Gitlab, and why self-hosting isn't the answer.

Maybe we need some #CodeCommons?

https://mcqn.com/posts/code,-sharing-and-single-points-of-failure/

#OSHW #git#Github #commons #weeknotes

(Self-)hosting costs real money:

https://opencollective.com/gothub/expenses/

We are about to send more than €2k, almost half our existing @gothub funds, to hosting companies. (This includes horrendous one-time setup fees which I somehow managed to negotiate down by 50%.)

When users rely on hosted services without paying for them, the costs are somehow being offset by someone else.

If you are moving your #git repositories to @Codeberg as so many of you seem to be doing now (good!), please donate regularly to keep them afloat long-term.

@gothub requires payments (as small as we can reasonably make them) to ensure that the ship won't sink as long as the costs can be offset by people using service or contributing to the fund. In this model, the more users we get, the cheaper we can get by spreading the costs.

Some thoughts on personal git hosting | @Edent

｢ I'm looking at moving my personal projects away from GitHub. I already have accounts with GitLab and CodeBerg - but both of those sites are run by someone else. While they're lovely now, there's nothing stopping them becoming as slow or AI-infested as GitHub.

So I want to host my own Git instance for my personal projects ｣

https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2025/09/some-thoughts-on-personal-git-hosting/

#git #gitea #selfhosting

Some thoughts on personal git hosting | @Edent

｢ I'm looking at moving my personal projects away from GitHub. I already have accounts with GitLab and CodeBerg - but both of those sites are run by someone else. While they're lovely now, there's nothing stopping them becoming as slow or AI-infested as GitHub.

So I want to host my own Git instance for my personal projects ｣

https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2025/09/some-thoughts-on-personal-git-hosting/

#git #gitea #selfhosting

(Self-)hosting costs real money:

https://opencollective.com/gothub/expenses/

We are about to send more than €2k, almost half our existing @gothub funds, to hosting companies. (This includes horrendous one-time setup fees which I somehow managed to negotiate down by 50%.)

When users rely on hosted services without paying for them, the costs are somehow being offset by someone else.

If you are moving your #git repositories to @Codeberg as so many of you seem to be doing now (good!), please donate regularly to keep them afloat long-term.

@gothub requires payments (as small as we can reasonably make them) to ensure that the ship won't sink as long as the costs can be offset by people using service or contributing to the fund. In this model, the more users we get, the cheaper we can get by spreading the costs.

Looking to leave GitHub?

Try Codeberg — it's Git, but based in Germany (Europe), without all of Microsoft's nonsense. They're also on the Fediverse: @Codeberg.

But wait — it gets better!

Codeberg is open source, and you can even host your own instance. The software is called Forgejo, built by the same folks behind Codeberg, and they're on the Fediverse too: @forgejo.

#GitHub#GitLab#Git#FOSS#OpenSource#DigitalSovereignty#Microsoft

Looking to leave GitHub?

Try Codeberg — it's Git, but based in Germany (Europe), without all of Microsoft's nonsense. They're also on the Fediverse: @Codeberg.

But wait — it gets better!

Codeberg is open source, and you can even host your own instance. The software is called Forgejo, built by the same folks behind Codeberg, and they're on the Fediverse too: @forgejo.

#GitHub#GitLab#Git#FOSS#OpenSource#DigitalSovereignty#Microsoft

Looking to leave GitHub?

Try Codeberg — it's Git, but based in Germany (Europe), without all of Microsoft's nonsense. They're also on the Fediverse: @Codeberg.

But wait — it gets better!

Codeberg is open source, and you can even host your own instance. The software is called Forgejo, built by the same folks behind Codeberg, and they're on the Fediverse too: @forgejo.

#GitHub#GitLab#Git#FOSS#OpenSource#DigitalSovereignty#Microsoft

I have one question about #CryptPad - for update reason, it's recommand to use the #docker version or it's better to install by #GIT ? Seconde question is, I like to use #OnlyOffice for CryptPad, it's better to use Docker or CLI installation? Thank you for your help in advance.

After multiple Fediverse successes, I have put together an article that not only tells you that "git exclude" exists, but also how and when to use it.

Enjoy it now on my blog!

https://marijkeluttekes.dev/blog/articles/2025/09/03/git-exclude-a-handy-feature-you-might-not-know-about/

#git#webDev #programming

After multiple Fediverse successes, I have put together an article that not only tells you that "git exclude" exists, but also how and when to use it.

Enjoy it now on my blog!

https://marijkeluttekes.dev/blog/articles/2025/09/03/git-exclude-a-handy-feature-you-might-not-know-about/

#git#webDev #programming

I wish someone built a tool for commit-by-commit GitHub pull request reviews.

There's https://github.com/danobi/prr, but it's very basic - just opens the whole PR diff in your text editor and lets you review it as if it had been an email. The workflow I'm envisioning is a bit different though:

* have a keybinding in tig that opens the current commit in my text editor
* store the comments in git notes perhaps (because why not?)
* submit the review comments on individual commits of that PR in GitHub (which can be done manually via the web UI, so surely doable via API too)

#git#github

I wish someone built a tool for commit-by-commit GitHub pull request reviews.

There's https://github.com/danobi/prr, but it's very basic - just opens the whole PR diff in your text editor and lets you review it as if it had been an email. The workflow I'm envisioning is a bit different though:

* have a keybinding in tig that opens the current commit in my text editor
* store the comments in git notes perhaps (because why not?)
* submit the review comments on individual commits of that PR in GitHub (which can be done manually via the web UI, so surely doable via API too)

#git#github

What #OpenSource and #SelfHost can do. Had an idea, discussed it here. Seemed to rhyme with people. Booked two domains. Created a landing page with #Jekyll and CI/CD from a #git repo on my #Forgejo instance. Created logo with #Inkscape. Added #letsencrypt certificate. Put it on my VPS (Virtual Private Server) running Red Hat Enterprise Linux, (#RHEL) where it is now served with #Nginx. Git repo mirrored to #Codeberg so all can join. In under 8h.

https://devbnb.eu

https://codeberg.org/jwildeboer/devbnb