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Feeling lucky that I got to know howtocode today thanks to the great fintohaps 🙇 🙏 howtocodeit.com/articles/mas…
Long time in the making, finally here, so proud of all the contributors! ❤️
📢 Today, we are pleased to announce that Radicle 1.0 is ready for everyone to use!
After five months of feedback and 17 release candidates, we are finally ready to call this release stable.
Read the blog post for details, and give it a spin. 🎊
radicle.xyz/2024/09/10/radic…
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The Radicle team will be attending @localfirstconf in Berlin this month. Come say hi🖖🏻
We are also hosting a small community gathering around the same time. More details soon.
seed.rhizoma.dev has stepped up the game, joining the ranks of other seeds that serve the @radicle web UI.
This is just the beginning, we will have the web UI soon everywhere, local-first and verifiable.
Always amazed by how people dress in Berlin coming when getting out of my rural small town in Switzerland
seed.rhizoma.dev started successfully to use the Radicle CI broker.
app.radicle.xyz/nodes/seed.r…
A first step to also move the CI from GitHub to @radicle . 💪
Make sure to see the latest video of @dabit3 about how to use Radicle! Very clear and concise!
New Video - How to Replace GitHub with @radicle to Take Ownership of Your Code
This dives into the new V1 of the Radicle Protocol and CLI.
Learn how to add Radicle to your workflow in < 10 minutes.
youtube.com/watch?v=Y8pulFGO…
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1/6 Today, we are proud to announce that @radicle 1.0 rc-1 is live! 🚀
Radicle is an open source, peer-to-peer code collaboration stack. It leverages Git’s architecture combined with cryptography and a gossip protocol to enable a fully sovereign developer network. 👾
We believe that Radicle 1.0 will transform the way developers publish and distribute open source code, AI models, and research.
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1/ It’s a big day for the Radicle community 👾 We're excited to announce the rollout of our first release candidate for Radicle 1.0 — our most significant update to date 🎉
Start collaborating today 👉 radicle.xyz/
Here’s an overview of what’s new 🧵
So happy to see this now released, stabilizing the protocol and preparing the grounds for many new improvements! 👾👾
1/ It’s a big day for the Radicle community 👾 We're excited to announce the rollout of our first release candidate for Radicle 1.0 — our most significant update to date 🎉
Start collaborating today 👉 radicle.xyz/
Here’s an overview of what’s new 🧵
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Radicle: your sovereign forge 👾
New guides, new docs, new look. Check it out at radicle.xyz 👀
Just published my first Raycast extension, to navigate the Radicle storage. 🚀
All your projects at your fingertips!
raycast.com/sebastinez_rhizo…
Lovely to keep working on my projects hosted on my local @radicle node when github has major outages. 😍
Astonished that I just found about KittyCAD and Zoo.
I’ve been looking for something like this my entire mechanical engineer life.
Now as a software developer I can’t wait to read up on everything there is! 🥰
We're thrilled to make not just one, but TWO major announcements today!
🎉 We've changed our company name to Zoo, preserving the KittyCAD name for our flagship Design API product. Explore Zoo → zoo.dev/
🎉 We've launched Text-to-CAD, a prompt interface for generating CAD files through text prompts. Start designing → zoo.dev/text-to-cad
@jessfraz & @theJordanNoone dive deeper into these announcements on our blog, so give them a read at the links below... and join us as we celebrate such a huge day for our team! 🥳🤓
🔗 Introducing: Zoo zoo.dev/blog/introducing-zoo
🔗 Introducing: Text-to-CAD zoo.dev/blog/introducing-tex…
So happy to have found @use_bruno, used Postman then moved to Insomnia and almost lost hope. Thanks so much for the open-source, lightweight and fast alternative!
Thanks folks was really nice to be able to do this workshop!
*@_erikli_ and Sebastian Martinez of @radicle just kicked off their workshop to teach you how to use the Radicle stack to collaborate on a code project, run your own nodes, connect to peers, and more!
