Re: issue tracking in git

[indieterminacy <indieterminacy@libre.brussels>]

Hi Giovanni,

On 23-11-2022 11:29, Giovanni Biscuolo wrote:
> 
>>> please are there updates about this initiative?
>> 
>> Yeah, issue tracker lives here:
>> 
>> => https://issues.genenetwork.org/
>> 
>> The actual issues are in gemini format and can be served with a gemini
>> server. The HTML parser+renderer is written in Guile by Arun
>> 
>> => https://git.systemreboot.net/tissue
> 
> Homepage is https://tissue.systemreboot.net/
> 
> Wow!  Very interesting project, it deserves more visibility! (why did I
> miss its existance?!? :-O )
> 
> Any other tissue user in this mailing list?
> 

FWIW, Ive been working on Gemini and issue trackers in parrallel to 
Genenetwork.

Arun did such a great job with a minimalist setup that I thought it more 
proper to create a bigger ladder (given the reach of all the domains 
which Tissue provides(.

I have two main strands:

Firstly, I have been combining Gemtext's terse syntax with that of the 
Emacs-Hyperbole format, Koutliner, as well as the 
"recursive-modelling-language" I have been developing Qiuy.

https://git.sr.ht/~indieterminacy/1q20hqh_oqo_parsing_qiuynonical/

As a consequence, it has grown into something different and more 
complex. I need to trim this, especially as the results of some sprints 
but once I refactor it it shall be a lot more solid.

Secondly, I have been returning to Gemtext from the perspective of Git 
diffs, with the idea to generate RDF perspectives one each revision per 
file and then use RDF calls to resolve more complex queries.

https://git.sr.ht/~indieterminacy/1q20twt_oq_parsing-commits_txr

I shall be folding the logic of the first tool into the second 
(carefully). I need a bit more time to do this to be fully satisfied.

There are some other tools floating around my forge (concerning hash 
trees for different interpreters and rdf from the perspective of project 
management), its mainly in TXR, Gawk and eLisp (though I will be doing 
more with respect to Guile for these areas over time).

Kind regards,


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