cgit has some nice design features: for one, it directly uses libgit.a out of a git build, so it accesses data directly and as fast as git does. Also, every query internally produces a "cache" object for display. The cache objects then are designed to output to (and be read from) a static file-system cache if you turn on that option, so even a slow query will only be slow once.
cgit = super-fast
cgit has some nice design features: for one, it directly uses libgit.a out of a git build, so it accesses data directly and as fast as git does. Also, every query internally produces a "cache" object for display. The cache objects then are designed to output to (and be read from) a static file-system cache if you turn on that option, so even a slow query will only be slow once.
-
münchen
On that note: I'm living in Munich for the next week plus a few days. Do I know anyone around here? (PS: The LJ → PubSubHubbub → Reader…
-
deb/rpm diffing tools
Dear Linux hackers, Chrome tends to push minor updates (often security) pretty frequently. We'd like to operate as a good member of the Linux…
-
emacs
I've been using vim for a very long time -- over ten years -- but over those years I've envied more and more the way emacs integrates other software.…
- Post a new comment
- 0 comments
- Post a new comment
- 0 comments