* Hugo, a static site generator: https://gohugo.io
* Gogs, a git service: https://gogs.io
* Syncthing: https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing
* CockroachDB, a scalable SQL database: https://www.cockroachlabs.com/
[0]: https://gitea.io/
It would be nice if someone wrote an article that did a deep dive on the current state of both of them.
Looking at Git activity, I can clearly see that Gitea is more actively under development by every metric.
However, since they are now divergent code bases, what does Gogs offer that would make someone inclined to use it over Gitea?
It's like TensorFlow and PyTorch had a bastard child. Pure Go. Train your NN like you would in TF and PT.
* rclone, like rsync but for cloud storage APIs: https://rclone.org/
Go is a very useful language for this space, as it's easy (we aren't developers after all), it's safe, fast, compiles to a single binary, easy cross-compile support, software written in it tends to be robust, great basic library, etc.
https://github.com/avelino/awesome-go
https://github.com/uhub/awesome-go
https://github.com/gobuild/awesome-go-tools
https://awesome-repos.ecp.plus/go.html
This one went further than just assembling the list:
Edit: Tons of others, really
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