Port git-browser to windows RT

[creationix]

To add a new platform to git-browser, you only need create a new target in the make file and create a new bootstrap file in the src folder. Then add whatever libraries you need to impement this.

The hardest part for me is actually testing the code. I don't know how to use visual studio and I'm often not on a windows computer at all. I do have a Surface RT for testing though if someone wants to help me set up a dev workflow I can use.

[StanLindsey]

I'm purchasing a Surface 2 at the end of the month and it looks like git is the only failing point as a developer - I'd love to help out with this if possible.

[creationix]

That would be great. The main thing I need is the most minimal set of files to create a winjs app, the most minimal build tools (preferably something that could be done on a chromebook or using well-supported web-services)

Then I would need adapters for the primitives. These APIs are still changing, but for git-browser it's tcp, http, and storage.