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stephenway
19d ago
I'm curious what you're replacing Actions with on the Forgejo side, and whether running that infra yourself feels like part of the benefit or another thing you'd rather not own
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stephenway
19d ago
What makes it lightweight, and how does it boost your development over other saas solutions?
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stephenway
20d ago
nice old.reddit.com, but I don’t think people want something as far back as 2015, they just want their forge to stay boring and fast
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stephenway
20d ago
Curious what's driving the self-hosting discussion most, reliability, control, or compliance? Disclosure, I run a managed forgejo service
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stephenway
20d ago
If you move the company too, what would make you pay someone to run forgejo instead of self-hosting it? Disclosure, I run Fjord, a managed dedicated forgejo provider.
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stephenway
23d ago
This is a fair criticism of hosted Forgejo in general. Running Forgejo is the easy part. Backups, restore testing, upgrades, isolation and actually operating it for years are the product. Disclaimer, I run one called Fjord
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stephenway
29d ago
once you add multiple users, bare git stops feeling "just" pretty fast. do you need reviews/CI too, or only shared access?
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stephenway
1mo ago
Forgejo is a great fit for what you're describing. I run Fjord, which is managed Forgejo. Our dedicated instances are above your $5-10 budget, but we also run a free public Forgejo instance if you want to try it without operating anyth
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stephenway
1mo ago
I build Fjord, managed Forgejo with runners. The idea is to keep the GitHub-like workflow without having to operate the forge and CI infrastructure yourself.
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stephenway
1mo ago
This is exactly the migration problem we're trying to make boring with Fjord. It shouldn't require a flag day, bring up Forgejo alongside GitHub, mirror while the team moves over, then migrate CI incrementally. For a 20–30 dev tea
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Managed Forgejo vs. Self-Hosting
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stephenway
1mo ago
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stephenway
1mo ago
That's really good to hear, thank you. If you run into anything that's unclear while comparing the two, I'd genuinely like to hear it. Happy to answer questions here too.
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stephenway
1mo ago
This is pretty much why I started Fjord. I like Forgejo/Gitea, but didn't think “run your own forge forever” should be the only alternative to GitHub. We run dedicated Forgejo instances for people who want that middle ground.
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stephenway
1mo ago
Forgejo is probably worth a look if Actions compatibility and an easy migration are priorities. I run Fjord, a dedicated managed Forgejo, so you don't have to operate it yourself. We can help with the migration and runners too. We also
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stephenway
1mo ago
If you're seriously looking at Gitea/Forgejo, I run Fjord, dedicated managed Forgejo, so you don't have to operate it yourself. We can help with migration and runners too. We also run a free public Forgejo instance if you jus
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stephenway
1mo ago
what would make an alternative great enough to justify the move?
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stephenway
1mo ago
since you’re already on Blacksmith, how much of the remaining dependency is actions syntax vs GitHub itself?
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stephenway
1mo ago
what’s missing for you in Forgejo/GitLab/Gitea today? mostly the PR/review experience, or something else?
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stephenway
1mo ago
Would you move hosting/CI before Origin is available, or are you basically stuck on GitHub until then?
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stephenway
2mo ago
I think the interesting challenge isn’t running agents, it’s reviewing their work. The more code agents produce, the more important provenance, review ergonomics, and trust become. I also suspect repository platforms will need to evolve the
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stephenway
11y ago
Un-entangled :)
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Clojure News is Live
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stephenway
11y ago
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Docker for Designers
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stephenway
11y ago
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stephenway
12y ago
Just released a new library so Sass users can now use Duo.js with duo-sass ( https://github.com/stephenway/duo-sass ). Check it out!
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stephenway
12y ago
This is cool, works just as expected. I added in a designer news feed also so you can do both.
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Sketch 3 Foundation 5 Kit
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stephenway
12y ago
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Upgradable OOCSS with inuit.css on Compass
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stephenway
14y ago
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