I am currently working on a platform for authors to write nursery and kindergarten books for children. It’s pretty much in alpha stage. https://storybench.app

I’m currently spending most of my time building a social media posting platform for https://hellokea.com. This will be an additional tool for small businesses, complementing their helpdesk solution. It’s been interesting to build the entire UI using htmx, aiming to make it comparable in performance and user experience to SPAs.

I don't know why no one mentioned this.

https://cookiecutter-django.readthedocs.io

I use a modified version of this for all my projects. This one comes with all the goodies

Yup, a custom cookiecutter template saves ton of time.

I created this one to create a production ready Django project in few minutes: https://github.com/Mittal-Analytics/django-cookiecutter

  Things this does:
  - README.md: setup readme with development setup
  - Django split settings: split settings for local, testing and production
  - Split requirements: split requirements.txt for local and production
  - Pre-commit hooks: setup pre-commit hooks for black and pyflakes
  - django-envoiron: database config and secrets in environment
  - editorconfig: sensible tab/space defaults for html, js and python files
  - remote-setup: setup hosting on uberspace
  - git push deployment: `git push live` makes the changes live
  - github actions for tests: run tests automatically on Github

I have been working on my side project Mailboxfiler for almost 2 years. Haven't reached the $500 mark yet but kind of too close. https://mailboxfiler.com/

I have built a service for storing email attachments to cloud. https://mailboxfiler.com

Try installing tilix and 'Oh-my-zsh'. I did that to my desktop and couldn't be any happier.

Or if you are up for something new, try fish, which has a nice out of the box experience and so many nice features. Like 'alt + h' for manpage of the command you are working on, or 'alt + s' to toggle sudo. Multi-line editing is a bliss too. The only thing I dearly miss is cmd <<< "string".

I use Nextcloud for almost all the stuff I do in day to day life. I run it in docker swarm mode on a 5yr old pc running Debian @home. Freemyip for updating my dynamic IP address

What I use it for ? 1. Notes (Use FSnotes and sync md files) 2. Keypassxc for passwords (sync it using Nextcloud) 3. Photos upload (From Amazon & Google) 4. My recordings & videos 5. Documents (Moved from G Drive) 6. Bookmarks

Where I would like to see improvements? Photos - badly want this to be usable on mobile phones

I am happy overall with Nextcloud. The only time I screwed up is when I didn't know about the upgrade process. Tried moving from 18→20 and totally gone wrong.

Could you point me to resources on the upgrade? I'm at 20 now (what i originally installed) and am a bit miffed at the process.

I use docker-compose and nextcloud is much different than all my other containers.