22:51

MKCert

A simple zero-config tool to make locally trusted development certificates with any names you’d like.
20:02

Outline Wiki — Docker Compose Install Guide

Complete Docker Compose setup for Outline, a self-hosted Notion-alternative wiki (BSL 1.1 license, ~39.8k GitHub stars). Covers Postgres 18/Redis 7, Slack or OIDC auth, SMTP, local file storage, and Cloudflare Tunnels. Updated for v1.9.0.
23:45

GitHub - sheshbabu/zen: Minimal Notes App

Minimal Notes App. Contribute to sheshbabu/zen development by creating an account on GitHub.
18:19

VaultSync — Automated Bitwarden Vault Backup

Automated Bitwarden vault backups to 40+ cloud remotes (S3, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Cloudflare R2, etc.) via rclone. Supports official Bitwarden and self-hosted (Vaultwarden) servers, org vaults, Docker deployment. 90 GitHub stars.
12:58

GitHub - resume-llm/resume-ai: A local, privacy-first résumé builder using LLMs and Markdown to generate ATS-ready DOCX files with Pandoc — no cloud, no tracking.

A local, privacy-first résumé builder using LLMs and Markdown to generate ATS-ready DOCX files with Pandoc — no cloud, no tracking. - resume-llm/resume-ai
12:57

GitHub - dockpeek/dockpeek

Contribute to dockpeek/dockpeek development by creating an account on GitHub.
12:04

Dory

A lightweight static site generator for technical documentation.
I wonder how this compares to Hugo, MkDocs, and Jekyll.
11:53

Dagu

Modern workflow orchestration made simple
Cron with a UI. Could this be a good alternative to Cronicle?
09:38

Grist Omnibus

This is an experimental way to install Grist on a server quickly with authentication and certificate handling set up out of the box.
This is Grist with authentication. I’m just not sure until when the developers will support and maintain this.
18:42

PyGrister - A Python client for the Grist API

Pygrister is a Grist client that covers all the documented APIs. Pygrister keeps track of basic configuration for you, remembering your team site, workspace, working document, so that you don’t have to type in the boring stuff every time. Apart from this and little else, Pygrister is rather low-level: it will call the api and retrieve the response, with only minor changes. If the api call is malformed, you will simply receive a bad HTTP status code.