I'm way too excited about what is essentially using Git exactly how it is already being used, but here we are.
All I really did was throw together a 32x32 pixel logo, and gave it a name: LogGit.
I'm hoping this makes it easier to talk about: "here's my site, and here's the link to LogGit..."
I know I've talked about it here and on the Discord a few times, and I've pulled together all my notes and made a tiny repository with the basics, can find it hosted here: https://davidbaunach.github.io/LogGit/
But if you want the real repo where I'll be making changes, LogGit here: https://techpriesthub.xyz/forgejo/terrantechpriest/LogGit.git
If you're comfortable enough with how to use Git, I think it's a wonderful way to start building your own personal internet: start downloading sites that have a publicly available repo, fetch every once in a while, and you've got your little corner of the internet available offline.
Now that I have the basics outlined, I'm going to be playing around with capabilities and testing out stuff. You can easily use LogGit for personal static sites, but it also seems like it would work to run a blog (people can submit pull requests with comments), publish a podcast, publish videos, publish pictures, and really anything else. I even want to see if it could work for a small forum. Maybe one day we'll get rid of this and move to a LogGit forum [-:
As it is right now, nothing new needs to be built, but the knowledge needed to interact with it is definitely going to keep a lot of people away from it. There's nothing wrong with that, but once I've played around with it, want to start working on figuring out how to get this in an app and make it simple enough for mom to use it. It should just be Git and a browser, but I know things are never as simple as you want them to be.
