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Those 3 are all fairly similar. Here are some others I can think of:

• Gitlab: many features, complex, pr workflow.
• Forgejo / Gogs: simpler, github inspired interface, pr workflow.
• Radicle: peer to peer, idk much more…
• Sourcehut: minimal (non-github) interface, very modular, email workflow.
• Cgit / Gitweb / etc.: just a git interface, no specific workflow.

If you’re not using any of the additional features, cgit should be enough. If you’re planning on collaborating with others, probably Forgejo would be better.

You can also use individual components of sourcehut, if you want a git web interface with just issue tracking, ci, or wiki, for example.

https://lemmy.world/post/30459224

I know a couple who got married in a 2-person camel costume.

I feel like snac is social media made specifically for people who like C though. I’m sure most users of it are well aware of the implications.

The JavaScript isn’t slow at rendering, it’s re-doing all the network requests. It re-loads parts of the page each time the layout changes.

At least it’s not as common as it used to be. You don’t see many products advertised as “patented technology” or “patent pending” anymore.