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So I'm torn: Forgejo feels better governance-wise, but Gitea feels more practical for my needs today.
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Follow-up on #Forgejo vs #Gitea:
I read more about the split, and I'm still not sure.
I understand the governance concerns around Gitea, and Forgejo’s FOSS/community direction is very appealing.
But #Gitea supports #OpenTofu state, which I need, and I don't think "open source + paid hosting/support" is a bad model. Actually, it can be one of the healthier ways to fund development.
Maintainers should be paid. Good open-source tools need time, money, and boring long-term maintenance.
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Self-hosted Git in 2026: Forgejo, Gitea or SourceHut?
I value open-source governance, but I also care about polish, UX, Actions, OpenTofu state, security, and long-term maintenance.
Which would you choose for a small/private team, and why?
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Source: https://github.com/eshlox/dvm
macOS only. Small, inspectable, no daemon, no plugin runtime. Feedback and pull requests welcome.
#SupplyChainSecurity #npm #InfoSec #DevSecOps #macOS #Linux #Lima #Bash #Sandbox #AISecurity
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I got tired of every dev tool, npm script, #AI agent, and random postinstall having full access to my Mac.
So I built DVM: tiny Bash + #Lima wrapper for disposable Fedora dev VMs.
One project. One #VM. Optional SSH/GPG keys. Dotfiles if you want. Burn it when done.
Keep your friends close, your supply chain in a VM.
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Still juggling .env files? I wrote up how I set up #Infisical for local #dev. The #CLI injects #secrets straight into your process so nothing ever hits disk, and the free tier is enough for small teams.
https://eshlox.net/setting-up-infisical-for-local-development
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When a hacker breached #Vercel, they didn't need your #password. One employee's #OAuth token was enough. Host on a platform and you inherit their entire chain: every employee, every tool those employees use, every vendor behind those tools. Wrote about this.👇 Is a plain #VPS actually the safer setup, or is the platform risk worth the convenience? 🤔
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#1Password is great for personal passwords, but its CLI falls apart for dev secrets: no project structure, prompt fatigue, all-or-nothing access. I moved to #Infisical. Do you know something better? Share it!
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#just: a simple command runner