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## Why?
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When I first brought the idea for GitNub to mint, she responded with "Why?" I'll be honest, I really did not know the answer to that question back then. But now, I'll try and explain it.
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### GitHub Used to be Good
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Back when GitHub was first introduced, it didn't rely on the fancy JavaScript techniques popular at the time. All of it was rendered server-side, and there was little DOM manipulation. It was simple, and it didn't place any unnecessary burdens on the browser.
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### GitHub also looks good, especially back in the day
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Have you even _seen_ GitHub back in 2010? It was _beautiful_.
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<div align="center">
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<img src="https://archive.ph/r9MPU/a7ec08478a9ce571fc27ea20ea041562fb9092c3/scr.png" height="400px">
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All those gradient buttons and menus, no client-side rendering or manipulation need. It was great.
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I missed that GitHub. So, I wanted to go back to it. I wanted to have my _own_ GitHub that I could use on my own servers.
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And voila, GitNub was born.
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<div align="center">
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<img src="https://gist.github.com/lunaisnotaboy/1463ffba360e9b1aedb64dd58747a0f3/raw/4944f33a548a872226b162289d6f97e3a23c5baf/gitnub.svg" height="200px">
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</div>
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