(tl;dr Git and Darcs hosting platform with planned federation written in Yesod, I'm looking for someone excited about the idea to take over development) Hello Haskellers, Several months ago I started developing a project hosting platform called Vervis. It's written in Haskell using the Yesod web framework. The intention was to make it federated and allow people for the first time in git (and darcs) history to enjoy both the full access to the community and avoid the proprietaryness and centralization of githu8. I'm probably still really a beginner and I never made any web application before Vervis, or even an actual mature stable software project. But I made huge progress with Vervis very fast, and I created something you can actually see with your eyes :) However due to certain life preferences I stopped working on it and I may never go back to it. But I was hoping someone else would want to continue its development. The code is hosted both at Darcs Hub and in a Vervis instance, so the project is self-hosting: https://dev.seek-together.space/s/fr33domlover/r/vervis I didn't work on design much, just focused on functionality. Among the unique features already present one one way or another: - Supports both Git and Darcs - Rendering of documents using Pandoc, supporting more formats and variants than any other platform could - Support of Libravatar for user avatar images - Flexible integrated system for project management and issues, on the level you can find in project management platforms, but here it's integrated into the code hosting platform itself - Hierarchical discussion threads - A single project can contain more than one repo, i.e. repos can share the same project plan and the same issue database - Merely being written in Haskell and Yesod makes it very stable once it builds successfully There are still many quirks, including the UI of the registration system and UI in general, so I'm sorry in advance if you try to create an account there and get errors or confusing UIs. It's not polished or anything yet. I also made several support projects and implemented some helper tools, such as some support for parsing darcs repos (attoparsec stuff that can and maybe should be merged into Darcs itself), SSH server component that uses an improved version of the ssh package, hierarchical SQL query API with an interface similar to the FGL library, code for working with git repos... and probably more things I'm forgetting. If you have any questions, I'm here to answer :) --fr33