the only things holding me back were 1) i realized i needed my own git server ✅(installed self hosted gitlab) and 2) i realized i needed a special relay for GRASP ✅(now supporting pyramid) and 3) now i have them im wondering what exactly will using ngit give me.. (eg. i have not spent the time to figure out why or how users would use it to do things like, submit an issue or patch).
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Those requirements were from earlier days of ngit. You dont have to self-host anything as there are public grasp servers you can use or self-host your own. With ngit you have the freedom to switch from self-hosted to hosted and back again with no user disruption. If you have a repo on your self hosted gitlab, a collaborator needs to create an account on your instance - that's friction whereas with ngit, their nostr account can be used.