Hi everyone. I'd like to show you the result of a long maturation process, the reusable distributed data structure of git-bug, that you can use in your own project to store your entities in git and collaborate through git remotes.
I'm hoping that this could spawn a new kind of developer tools, where all the "metadata" (bugs, kanban ...) of a project are stored and shipped alongside the code, always available offline, integrated in our tool of choice and always snappy.
If you have experience in that domain, please pock holes in it. There is always tradeoffs, but I'm hoping to avoid fundamental flaws.
In the mean time, git-bug[0] itself is close to a 1.0 release. This Show HN is a step in making sure the data model is correct and strong. Thank you!
I'm hoping that this could spawn a new kind of developer tools, where all the "metadata" (bugs, kanban ...) of a project are stored and shipped alongside the code, always available offline, integrated in our tool of choice and always snappy.
If you have experience in that domain, please pock holes in it. There is always tradeoffs, but I'm hoping to avoid fundamental flaws.
In the mean time, git-bug[0] itself is close to a 1.0 release. This Show HN is a step in making sure the data model is correct and strong. Thank you!
[0]: https://github.com/MichaelMure/git-bug