Quick question... I'm assuming that `git push` doesn't push it to a typical "origin" such as GitHub, but instead stores the repository remotely on a Keybase server. Is this accurate? I kept thinking you would visit the origin on some website and just see encrypted files... but... you didn't which caused me to wonder about it. All of your videos contain great information, thank you for creating them!
Successfully push my first repo using keybase. Thank you! Mind to share what is your experience/problems using keybase in your real life work? Does it slow down your computer as you need to encrypt large files each time when u push?
Nice work! Glad you found the video useful. As for my experience-I've been using Keybase repositories since they came out, and I haven't noticed any performance problems related to Keybase. I keep it running on my computer all the time, and it doesn't seem to cause any harm sitting in the background. However I have noticed one downside with running it all the time-when I have my laptop on battery power, the battery tends to drain faster with Keybase on. I've noticed the same thing with Dropbox and other file syncing programs, I tend to just shut down all of those background applications when I'm on battery power, and it solves the problem. Also, I haven't uploaded any huge files to Keybase, but the little files that I routinely store in Keybase upload just as quickly as I would expect from Dropbox. The encryption doesn't seem to add very much time at all, but your mileage may vary, I haven't really tested this.
Is it normal that my Sourcetree is showing me that it pushed to the keybase remote but I see nothing in the Keybase app?
Nice tutorial! On top of Keybase, 'git st'(over 'git status') was a great trick I learnt from this video.
Great Job, your teaching ability is great. JazakAllah
Thank you! That's very kind.
Quick question... I'm assuming that `git push` doesn't push it to a typical "origin" such as GitHub, but instead stores the repository remotely on a Keybase server. Is this accurate? I kept thinking you would visit the origin on some website and just see encrypted files... but... you didn't which caused me to wonder about it. All of your videos contain great information, thank you for creating them!
Woot! Thank you!
Happy to help!
Successfully push my first repo using keybase. Thank you!
Mind to share what is your experience/problems using keybase in your real life work?
Does it slow down your computer as you need to encrypt large files each time when u push?
Nice work! Glad you found the video useful. As for my experience-I've been using Keybase repositories since they came out, and I haven't noticed any performance problems related to Keybase. I keep it running on my computer all the time, and it doesn't seem to cause any harm sitting in the background. However I have noticed one downside with running it all the time-when I have my laptop on battery power, the battery tends to drain faster with Keybase on. I've noticed the same thing with Dropbox and other file syncing programs, I tend to just shut down all of those background applications when I'm on battery power, and it solves the problem.
Also, I haven't uploaded any huge files to Keybase, but the little files that I routinely store in Keybase upload just as quickly as I would expect from Dropbox. The encryption doesn't seem to add very much time at all, but your mileage may vary, I haven't really tested this.