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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.
Microsoft's 3 best apps aren't even included with Windows 11
With all the bloat in Windows 11, you'd think Microsoft would install their best apps, but nope.
7 Git commands that feel like cheating (and when not to use them)
Why do some devs never seem to struggle with Git? Discover Git commands that offer total control and the exact moments they start to fight back.
The simplest Git workflow for people who hate Git's command line interface
You don't need the terminal to be a GitHub user.
I've written HTML for years, and I use these 3 tools on every project
I don’t use a massive IDE. These three lightweight tools handle writing, version control, and validation on every HTML project.
5 Git features that actually feel like cheating
These hidden corners of Git will save you time and make your workflow less painful.
Stop blindly trusting GitHub Copilot: 4 reasons it’s failing as a coding agent
From rewriting entire files for tiny changes to getting stuck in logic loops, here is why you might want to think twice.
Stop blindly running GitHub binaries: Here is my 6-step safety protocol
Running an .exe from GitHub is a leap of faith. Here is how I keep things secure.
I ditched GitHub and self-hosted my own private alternative
I trust myself more than I trust GitHub or Microsoft.
This tool turns any Git repo into a private, offline “GitHub” website
Build pgit once, then generate a browsable, syntax-highlighted “Code” view for any repo you can host locally or anywhere.
I deploy my static site over SSH with one rsync command and pico.sh
Pick pico for hassle-free hosting and a wealth of useful tools.