Lilu got another public git repo
I’ve uploaded some slides about recent Lilu updates I was talking about in Oslo few days ago. I have crafted it in the train heading to Oslo, just few hours before actual presentation, so it is far from being perfect :)
Have a good weekend!
Yesterday I was visiting Oslo’s Ruby Tuesday meetup and have seen a great presentation of Gitorious project by Johan Sørensen
Gitorious is a free hosting for Git repos. Basically, I was thinking about something like that before, but Johan found a great idea that makes this service unique — Gitorious is able to track others’ clones — and thanks to Git’s simple model it is done by a very simple approach — each user can clone other’s repo at the site and use it as an upstream for a repo to be cloned to a local computer. Then, after changes being pushed, Gitorious is able to track changes in clones of original repo. This is really exciting feature!
I am personally thinking whether I want to move Lilu (and other projects) git repos to Gitorious.
I also told Johan about some ideas that appeared in my head about how to make Gitorious even cooler. So I hope Johan will eventually open source it and I will be able to contribute.
