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Re: "Introducing: Bubble and Geminispace.org"
Very pleased to be able to message you on this forum.
I had the honour of being able to focus on approaching Gemini from the perspective of kanban boards, as part of an NLNet grant:
— https://nlnet.nl/project/Icebreaker/
Having received such an opportunity I concluded that my focus on the interpreter for such functionality to purposefully eschew building a server given the low cost of entry to provide a specialist service.
This was demonstrated by a collaborator coming up with this:
— https://github.com/genenetwork/gn-gemtext-threads
Given this and more dramatic affairs in 2023 Ive had my head down.
Delighted that you have provided the missing piece, as has this:
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2023-05-13 · 5 months ago
Very cool, I haven't really experienced a capsule as interactive as this and really enjoying it so far.
@ecliptik @indieterminacy Welcome aboard 🙂
I've published the v1.0 source code:
This is cool as hell, but you might as well scrap “sort by hotness”. It’ll just push all my stuff to the top, and nobody wants that.
@Steve_Dracula 😃 Truth be told the hotness algorithm is probably not super well-tuned at the moment...
@skyjake Thank you for your tireless effort to making Gemini great. You rock!
2023-05-14 · 5 months ago
thanks @skyjake that's probably another great contribution to Gemini. I'm eager to see how that steers the Gemini community. On one hand I feel it's great that we don't need the web to use an issue tracker. On the other hand I guess we already had email as a collaborative interface to git. Even though it does not sound very realistic to get people on board a project that uses email for git patches, I was kind of willing to try and see for myself. Now I guess as a community we'll tend to slip towards Bubble.
Regarding notifications, I was happy to leave those in the web world. To me personally, Gemini is that stress free part of the internet that does not harass me. I'll need to wrap my head around that new idea.
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@tukan Emailing git patches isn't _that_ horrible, but implementing some sort of pull request management in Bubble should be somewhat feasible. As a rudimentary solution you can already Titan-upload a git patch set and attach it to an issue post. Add some awareness of the remote repository in there and it shouldn't be too bad...
When it comes to email notifications, it's certainly everyone's personal choice. Bubble works perfectly fine without them, if one is after a less frenetic pace.
Echoing an earlier sentiment expressed by @michaelnordmeyer:
@skyjake you rock! Thank you for creating a wonderful smolnet browser that enabled me to easily surf through Geminispace on mobile, and thank you for creating this awesome service! 🏆
2023-05-21 · 4 months ago
Introducing: Bubble and Geminispace.org — I have begun a new Gemini project: 💬 Bubble It is a Gemini-based bulletin board system that can be summarized as a union of Station, Reddit, WordPress, and issue trackers like GitHub Issues. It is implemented as an extension module to GmCapsule, my Gemini server. Although I have written Bubble primarily for my own needs, it is also purposefully designed to be generally useful for other individuals and communities. Therefore, it has multiple objectives and target audiences: Someone could run ...