Why I've built an alternative to Github

Re:Why I've built an alternative to Github by angrycoder on Monday June 20, 2011 @11:22AM (#2674525)

Maybe I'm not fully understanding this.. If I don't need the web interface and public code sharing, why would I use this verse getting a Linode instance and installing git there.

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Re:Why I've built an alternative to Github by masnick on Monday June 20, 2011 @11:40AM (#2674632)

> If I don't need the web interface and public code sharing, why would I use this verse getting a Linode instance and installing git there.

Private code sharing. You have to install something like gitolite (see my other comment) to do private code sharing with git on a VPS, or you'd have to create a system-level user for every person you want to share code with.

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Re:Why I've built an alternative to Github by joshfinnie on Monday June 20, 2011 @12:15PM (#2674799)

Webfaction actually allows you to create a git repo with web interface that can be shared privately.

It is one of their "one-click" installations and I have been pretty happy with it for my limited use.

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Re:Why I've built an alternative to Github by fnando on Monday June 20, 2011 @11:26AM (#2674546)

I know I don't need a web interface, at the same time I know people that loves and only uses the UI. Why not solving this specific problem and still making all other users happy?

Makes sense?

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Re:Why I've built an alternative to Github by initself on Monday June 20, 2011 @11:30AM (#2674581)

$9 vs $20?

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Re:Why I've built an alternative to Github by AlexCP on Monday June 20, 2011 @01:06PM (#2675037)

linode is expensive, you can find some cheap vps for less than 10$

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Re:Why I've built an alternative to Github by zem on Monday June 20, 2011 @03:48PM (#2675683)

or you can pay the dude the $9 and have your problem solved quickly and easily

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