Outline: The Team Wiki That Needs SSO
Outline has no password login, so self-hosting it means pairing it with an OIDC provider. Here is a working Docker stack with Postgres, Redis, and Dex.
All the articles with the tag "productivity".
Outline has no password login, so self-hosting it means pairing it with an OIDC provider. Here is a working Docker stack with Postgres, Redis, and Dex.
Turn a devcontainer into a team standard: Compose with Postgres, pinned Features, lifecycle hooks, one prebuilt image for laptops and CI, and the UID gotcha.
Merge Chrome, Firefox, Pocket, Raindrop and Pinboard exports into one deduplicated file with tags, triage dead links, and import it all into linkding.
AppFlowy vs Notion in 2026: the self-host server is now proprietary and the free tier is one browser seat. Licensing, Docker Compose setup, and real prices.
Ghostty hit 1.0 and everyone wants to know if it beats Kitty and WezTerm. A fact-checked 2026 look at rendering, config, SSH terminfo, and multiplexing.
Three TUI wrappers that turn your terminal into a power tool. Learn keybinds, workflows, and when TUI beats raw CLI commands.
direnv + asdf vs mise: language versioning and per-project environment management. When to use each, with .envrc, .tool-versions, and mise.toml examples.
Make is everywhere and fights you over tabs. Just has cleaner syntax and real parameters. How the two task runners compare on recipes, tooling, and use.
Helix ships selection-first editing and sane defaults. Neovim ships a plugin universe and your weekend. How the two differ on movement and ecosystem.
Nix flakes give every project its own dev shell with pinned Python, Node, and tool versions. No containers, no pyenv, and the same result on any machine.
Devcontainers work without VS Code. DevPod gives you the same devcontainer.json from neovim, tmux, or any editor, and here is when it is overkill.
Compare dotfile managers: chezmoi templating, GNU Stow symlinks, bare git repos. Multi-machine sync, secrets handling, learning curve.