GitBucket: Open Source Self-Hosting Git Server
summary
Introduces GitBucket, an open-source self-hosted Git server implemented in Scala, and outlines its architecture. Describes the developer’s workflow and strategies for maintaining and releasing the large, long-lived project (started in 2013, ~8,300 GitHub stars), with concrete discussion of how Scala has aided that ongoing development and update process.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 5:28Start GitBucket right now!
- 8:25Why Scala
- 11:55Repository View
- 13:35Kanban and Gantt chart
- 14:04Continuous Integration
- 15:26Core technologies are Java components
- 15:56Technology stack (Java parts)
- 16:31Key to minimize development cost
- 19:13Upgrading Scala and libraries
- 26:41How we migrated to Slick ?
- 29:16Effective strategy for long-term maintenance
- 30:32Try GitBucket!
- 30:50Define plugin manifest
- 31:03Implement plugin
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