Twidi

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by Twidi 14y ago
Same idea as http://repos.io ?
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by Twidi 14y ago
Thanks abki but i told you it was not ready yet :p
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by Twidi 14y ago
Hi Thanks for your comment. It's currently a work in progress, and yes you will know when repos.io will handle more providers like bitbucket and others. About the design, i'm not a designer at all so if you have ideas :) Can you be more pre
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by Twidi 15y ago
Everything is stored by my side. All API requests are asynchronous, when needed only (a fetch of a repository cannot be done if it was done in the last 30 minutes, and so on)
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by Twidi 15y ago
Yes why not, it sound like a great idea. I love redis, use it a lot on other projects, and it's used on repos.io but not for main storage (postgres and solr). I don't know ruby and backbone (and really i can't read ruby !)
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by Twidi 15y ago
(and i forgot to say that repos.io add "main" tags automatically, for repositories and users)
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by Twidi 15y ago
Hi I didn't know about narly.us. The new design of repos.io will be a lot more intuitive. And faster too, i'm working on optimizations. Btw, thanks for the link !
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by Twidi 15y ago
Yes but... i can't see it anymore ! And there is too much thing everywhere. So i'm currently writing a new design :)
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by Twidi 15y ago
Hi It's not really a launch, the site is public but only known people had the link. There is some things you can do on repos.io that you can't on github : - organize projets you follow (with tags) - find something in this same list (on gith
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by Twidi 15y ago
Hi I'm Twidi, the author or Repos.io It's a (good) surprise for me to see this project right here ! There is a lot of work to do to have all features i want, and there is a full redesign in progress, twitter boostrap was a try at first, and