Andrea Fomera

sounds doable!

yes please do 😅 haha. I noticed it but was trying to let it go haha

when I first posted this, forked.sh was not really functional, but I can say I've brought it to life and it reached a new point tonight, managing issues from itself. I laid the foundation for pull requests, but will have to work on the git-service repo to add support to manage git repos better first

dropped in marksmith by @avohq.io for forked.sh and it worked like a charm! Just needed a stimulus controller to watch the system prefs for light / dark mode!

some improvements to the file viewing system for forked, now it'll show the tree on the left side too

not bad, it's feeling decent and almost usable!

took a bit to get file browsing + viewing working tonight. not bad progress for a weekend

also have commit details + commit list working. I think it'll be time for issues + pull requests soon enough!

working on speccing out what an api & doc site for forked.sh would look like. would start with basic web hooks and expand out later.

thank you! I'm quite pleased with how it's turning out design wise. This is the latest iteration so far

😅 yea if that happens I'll eat a hat

there's some flaws with my current approach, namely I have to manually create the repo in the file storage before I can push / pull from it, and then the ssh key management is wonky, currently writing to authorized_keys but there's no way that'd be sustainable past tens of users.

but it's a start

woo! the git repo storage / parsing part is working!

solid work for 24 hours total, spun up the app + git service, app has user auth, orgs, repos, ssh keys, and a git integration with the git service.

git service uses terraform / ansible to deploy / provision itself and integrates with rails

I'll say!

really had to resist making the org name, and repo name forked so it was forked forked forked all together 🤣

couple things I need to redo to fix some things, but like I cloned + pushed commits to my own git repo hosting!

now I need to ensure my rails platform will be able to read the git repos and run operations

party-parrot.png getting closer to making this thing a reality.

basic profiles working, up next: git repo hosting!

last night I thought my idea of making a little git hosting app was crazy.

Today I know it is, but it's completely achievable.

forked is a git hosting app I'm playing with making for fun.x

so... forked is a little git hosting app I'm working on for fun

you can just do things that are hard.

I have no shame, using a laravel endpoint in my rails app, yolo.

"how hard could it be?" there's companies with hundreds of engineers doing this full time....

surely it must be too hard

Oh no, I just had an awful idea of a project to work on for fun....

nailed it

yeah me either 😅😅

guilty as charged, that said this is mostly just a UI ontop of the S3 gem to interact / upload with buckets directly via API calls.

I shipped my weekend project, it allows you to bring your S3-compatible service and upload files to your own buckets.

Some work to be done around sharing access to files, but if you want in, let me know and I can send an access code

filekeep.app

As usual, built with #ruby and #rubyonrails

mocking up a personal finance app for fun.

mostly brought on by reading this post: dwyer.co.za/static/claud...

I feel like I use Claude Code heavily, but I've never once needed to run it with the flag for skipping the permissions check...

am I just using it wrong or something?? I've spent close to thousands in AI credits over the last year... am I missing something? please enlighten me!