I have not tried/used it (yet?), but the kids are building Radicle for this very purpose. It gets a fair amount of techie coverage (blogs, comments, etc.) but sits in unique space compared to, say, Forgejo (classic self-hosted git).
But i thought more, like; since IPFS doesn’t delete data, writes changes separately. If we had that with protocolizing (which IPLD seems to do), we would have something like a decentral git.
I have not tried/used it (yet?), but the kids are building Radicle for this very purpose. It gets a fair amount of techie coverage (blogs, comments, etc.) but sits in unique space compared to, say, Forgejo (classic self-hosted git).
Looks interesting, thanks!
But i thought more, like; since IPFS doesn’t delete data, writes changes separately. If we had that with protocolizing (which IPLD seems to do), we would have something like a decentral git.