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      "body": "When I started on steemit a few days ago, I realized that I need a bit of time before publishing a new article. During this time I draft the article local and rewrite it several times, the usual creative way. As Markdown is perfect for version control software, I felt the need for aGit repository, managing the changes and having a fallback if something goes wrong.\n\nTo realise this I wanted my own, self hosted Git repository. As I prefer open source and do not have the 4 GB minimum RAM for GitLab, I moved to Gitea. The rough relationship between GitHub und Gitea is as following:\n\nGitHub was rebuild by GitLab as open source version. GitLab consumed a few similar projects and is extremely feature rich but also memory consuming. To reduce the memory consumption it was rebuild in [GO](https://golang.org/) and reduced to its key features. 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      "body": "Since I started on steemit a few days ago, I realized that I need a bit of time before publishing a new article on steemit. During this time I draft the article local and rewrite it a few times, the usual creative way. As Markdown is perfect for version control software, I felt the need for agit repository, managing the changes and having a fallback if something goes wrong.\n\nFor this reason I wanted to install a self hosted version of github. As I prefer open source and don't have the 4 GB minimum RAM for gitlab, I moved to gitea. THe rough relationship between Github und Gitea is as following:\n\nGithub was rebuild by Gitlab as open source version. Gitlab consumed a few similar projects and is extremely feature rich but also memory consuming. To reduce the memory consumption it was rebuild in [GO](https://golang.org/) with the main featues. 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