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Tangled Launches Federated Code Forge with New UI and AT Protocol Integration
Key points
- Tangled introduces a federated code forge.
- Users can self-host Git hosting, CI runners, and API server.
- Built on the AT Protocol for extensibility.
- Features a new Svelte-based UI and updated typography.
- Previous monolith architecture replaced with new backend.
Federated Code Forge Introduced
Tangled has released a federated code forge, providing an alternative to centralized code hosting platforms. This new approach allows users to host their code on their own servers while still enabling collaboration with other users across the network. The goal is to combine the longevity of open protocols with the user experience of modern forge tools.
Self-Hosting and Customization Options
The platform offers pragmatic self-hosting options, allowing users to host specific components like Git hosting or CI runners, or the entire stack including the API server and UI. This infrastructure ownership means users can customize and extend their forge. Tangled is built on the AT Protocol, which supports building extensions, subscribing to data streams, and creating custom components like 'knots' or 'spindles'.
User Interface and Backend Updates
This release includes a new user interface, rebuilt using Svelte, which aims to improve speed, visual consistency, and aesthetics. The typography has also been updated, changing from Inter to Timeless Sans. Internally, Tangled's previous Go monolith, known as the 'appview', which handled AT Protocol indexing, caching, off-protocol data, and UI rendering, has been replaced with a new architecture.
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Reporting from
Tangled has launched a federated code forge, allowing users to self-host code and collaborate with others while maintaining control over their infrastructure. The platform integrates with the AT Protocol and features a redesigned user interface built with Svelte.