Comment by nextaccountic
3 hours ago
Oh that's interesting!
Does it have bidirectional tracking with Github? (if I create or comment on an issue in Github it will be reflected on epiq, and if I create on epiq, some bot will post it to Github). For me this is the key feature.
Also
> The system is designed to assure robustness and uses a number of techniques and design patterns to avoid merge conflicts.
I think the docs should describe this in detail.
Anyway maybe ask him to post this to HN some day!
Hey! Creator of Epiq here. Epiq is platform agnostic mening that it is doing its own thing and does not connect to github issues. Epiq maintains its own board definition as an immutable (append only) event log, which is synchronized using git.
An integration layer with github issues or other platforms is definitely not unthinkable.
V1 is about to be released in the coming days.
> I think the docs should describe this in detail.
Thanks for the feedback. I will add a section about that in the readme!
[EDIT] - readme updated with section about event sourcing strategy