"doesn't support: ... Web UI."

So, it's a git server with an interesting storage layer? Don't get me wrong, that part sounds like it might have been a ton of work to implement, but I think the web UI (pull requests, etc) is a lot of what Github has won on historically.

Basically I don't feel qualified to judge the product itself, but I think positioning it against Github, while popular given the recent hard times, isn't quite correct.

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nomel 9 hours ago | parent [-]

> "doesn't support: ... Web UI."

"Doesn't" doesn't mean "can't". Someone just needs to do the work (with no thanks or pay expected).

edit: the perspective of open source projects has really changed in the last 10 years, from collaboration to nice personal projects now being referred to as "the product".

	▲	xp84 7 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I apologize if that’s how my tone has come across. I think I just got distracted by the comparison. I think it’s very cool as a project.