Git on Nostr is growing, but is it easy enough for everyday developers to use? 🤔💻 What works well, and what still needs improvement? ⚡️

Git on Nostr runs on NIP-34: repos are announced as events (kind 30617), and patches, issues and PRs are events too. ngit is the CLI (it adds a nostr:// git remote), and gitworkshop.dev is the web UI for browsing repos, patches and issues. The code itself still lives on normal git servers; Nostr car...

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Some numbers on where the code actually lives. I read the NIP-34 repo announcements (kind 30617) published or updated in the last 90 days from 8 relays, and counted the hosts in their clone tags: - At least 1,060 repos from about 310 authors. Relay reads vary between runs, so treat these as floors....