Aamir

@aamira
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Student who loves to learn to #code and build his #homelab. #opensource advocate and #linux user. Currently learning #webdev with #nextjs. Hope to post what I learn about.
Websitehttps://aamirazad.com
Githubhttps://github.com/aamirazad
Some of you asked me to run this poll. Please keep the discussion civil and tech-oriented without throwing mud on developers. Remember, we all are human, so please be nice. Now, the poll: Does anyone wanna use the Snaps app format on the #Linux distro? Anybody? 🥺
Yes
8.8%
No
91.2%
Poll ended at .
Mastodon? https://aamira.me/blog/mastodon
Trying to port this blog in rss to mastodon
Mastodon?

Trying to port this blog in rss to mastodon

I'm too lazy and don't have enough time to design a new website so I'll probably use this https://vercel.com/templates/next.js/portfolio-starter-kit I do remember seeing another template that looked similar but with page view counters on each blog but I can't find that template anymore
Portfolio Starter Kit – Vercel

Easily create a portfolio with Next.js and Markdown.

And then decided on actually url shortening using vercel's url redirects as documented here https://medium.com/@p3yman/create-a-simple-url-shortener-for-your-website-using-vercel-629fe129acff on my upcoming portfolio and blog webiste
Create a simple URL Shortener for your website using Vercel

URLs could be long. Very long. When you have a blog, you try to create the URLs with meaningful sentences like `working-with-new-suspense-system-in-react-17`. It actually is a good title for the SEO…

Medium
I also found a cool self hosted file sharing app called pingvin-share https://github.com/stonith404/pingvin-share
GitHub - stonith404/pingvin-share: A self-hosted file sharing platform that combines lightness and beauty, perfect for seamless and efficient file sharing.

A self-hosted file sharing platform that combines lightness and beauty, perfect for seamless and efficient file sharing. - stonith404/pingvin-share

GitHub
On my search to find a cool self hosted url shortener I found rdt-li https://github.com/nrjdalal/rdt-li, yourls https://github.com/YOURLS/YOURLS, gigapaste https://github.com/NRicode/GigaPaste, and snapp https://snapp.li/
GitHub - nrjdalal/rdt-li: rdt.li self hostable, feature rich, minimalistic and open source URL shortener. Built with Next.js, Drizzle, NextAuth and Postgres.

rdt.li self hostable, feature rich, minimalistic and open source URL shortener. Built with Next.js, Drizzle, NextAuth and Postgres. - nrjdalal/rdt-li

GitHub
And then I found ble.sh https://github.com/akinomyoga/ble.sh which adds a bunch of quality of life things to the bash shell like auto complete and others
GitHub - akinomyoga/ble.sh: Bash Line Editor―a line editor written in pure Bash with syntax highlighting, auto suggestions, vim modes, etc. for Bash interactive sessions.

Bash Line Editor―a line editor written in pure Bash with syntax highlighting, auto suggestions, vim modes, etc. for Bash interactive sessions. - akinomyoga/ble.sh

GitHub
Found another #opensource project. atuin https://atuin.sh/ lets you have a smarter terminal history letting you search past commands and sync it device to device
Atuin - Magical Shell History

Sync, search and backup shell history with Atuin

I'm still amazed at how many frameworks and ways to develop a website there is but when I go to try to code a desktop app, it just feels empty. Like there's no way qt is the best way. I would hate to use electron considering how slow obsidian and vs code is since they are electron.
Super productivity https://super-productivity.com/ kinda seems cool. I like the idea of time tracking on my todo list currently vikunja https://vikunja.io/ but I don't like that its not self hosted and quite complex. Need to get my nextcloud sever up to sync the files with webdav I guess
Super Productivity – Open-Source Deep Work Task Manager

The open-source deep work task manager for developers. Plan tasks, track time & notes in a privacy-first workspace for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android & iOS.

Super Productivity