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I built a dynamic GitHub app store with Claude, now I don't have to rely on Google for open-source app discovery
Finding and installing apps from GitHub can be an absolute headache. So I got Claude to solve it for me.
Docker became much easier once I started using a container manager
Container managers like Portainer make Docker easier by simplifying monitoring, storage cleanup, and port management.
The underused Git safety net that can save you from catastrophic code loss
It helps you find missing commits to recover lost work and undo costly mistakes.
GitHub is no longer the best place to host your code
Developers have more reasons than ever to move beyond GitHub, from AI concerns to easier self-hosting and stronger alternatives.
Why developers are ditching GitHub for Codeberg and self-hosting alternatives
It’s supposed to be a decentralized service, after all...
Stop trusting GitHub—your homelab can host Git for free
GitHub alternatives are fine, but self-hosting gives you real control
This self-host-able tool brings Netscape Navigator and other classic browsers back to life
Take a trip to the past with WebOne as we explore what modern websites look like on Web 1.0 browsers.
I found these 5 overlooked open-source apps on GitHub and use them every day
Open-source apps are increasingly able to replace your subscriptions.
How to see beautiful Git project stats in your terminal
Get the lowdown on any git project with this free utility.
Why developers are ditching GitHub for this nonprofit alternative
Discover a refreshing GitHub alternative built on open-source values, privacy, and simplicity.
Stop writing complex API code: 6 one-liners that do the heavy lifting for you
Quick and simple solutions, thanks to the internet.
I'm a homelab enthusiast, but I refuse to self host these 5 services
Some things aren't worth the hassle.
This open-source app turned GitHub into my favorite Android app store
Who knew GitHub could actually be enjoyable to navigate on a phone?
3 developer tools I use every day even though I'm not a developer
You don't need to be a developer to improve your workflow with these tools.
GitHub’s Copilot will use you as AI training data, but you can opt out
That includes the Copilot features in Visual Studio Code.
8 open-source tools that secretly power the world
These heroes of open source software are hard at work behind the scenes without you even realizing it.
AI slop-vibe coding could destroy open source software forever
You were supposed to bring balance to the force, not leave it in darkness!
This KDE add-on brought Home Assistant controls to my Linux desktop
One app seamlessly integrates everything into your desktop.