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Queue-Driven Archive Persistence in Continuum

Continuum’s archive system has now shifted from a simple “export current DB state” model to a queue-driven archival pipeline that preserves full event history over time. Events are queued as immutable raw snapshots, committed into Git-backed archive repositories, and later used to rebuild a global archive index independently from the live SQLite database. This architecture now supports durable version preservation, retry-safe archival processing, and long-term reconstruction of archive state entirely from committed history.

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Decentralized git is here and nobody is using it

ngit ships pull requests, issues, and patches over Nostr relays. gitworkshop.dev gives it a web interface. Total binary downloads across all versions -- 526.

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The Future is Open-Source: Build it with BudaBit

Build Communities around Open Source Software on Nostr

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Lessons from Implementing NIP-34 in Flotilla-Budabit

At the Flotilla-Budabit project we’re building a Nostr-native Git-centric collaboration client based on Flotilla. NIP-34 is the backbone: it defines how repositories are announced, how repository state is broadcast, how patches and issues are represented, and how status is tracked - using plain Nostr events. NIP-22 supplies the comment threading model, and NIP-32 defines a general labeling system we can apply across those objects. After multiple iterations, we've done some reflecting on what worked, what didn’t, and the exact event shapes and cross-NIP interactions we implemented (and wrestled with) and we're sharing it here with you.

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Building a better developer community experience using Git. Nostr and Flotilla-Budabit

Flotilla-Budabit is fork of Flotilla which aims to provide a first class, git-centric community experience for developers. Based on the popular [Coracle](https://coracle.social/) client, Flotilla is a drop in replacement for Matrix/Discord/Slack, using a variation of NIP-29. This post is a result of a brainstorming session for features that would deliver the best possible user experience.

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Git Discovery and Coordination over Nostr

A proposal to establish censorship resistant git coordination and content discovery on the Nostr protocol

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Key Challenges for a GitHub Alternative on Nostr

This article outlines some of the key challenges that we should address to use nostr to enable authoritative git repositories, updated exclusively by authorised maintainers, and the surrounding collaboration. It explore ways that some of these problems could be avoid if we focused on the surrounding collaboration and accepted a centralisation traded-offs for the underlying git repository.

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