MagLit VS dasdashboard

On the privacy front, we're never going to compromise the user data, never going to sell it, never going to share it with anybody else. We'll be making writedown self-hostable as well.

On the security front, we're using firebase firestore as the database. So at rest, it's well encrypted.

We're thinking of introducing some sort of encryption via passwords (kinda how I already am doing it on https://maglit.me). E2EE would be quite difficult and would affect the usability.

maglit.me, can use custom links and is privacy respecting

jesus christ use https://maglit.me/ so your link will not be so fucking fat.

There are many services that offer such a functionality. Just search for "password protected link shortener". One example would be https://maglit.me/ by u/NayamAmarshe (I haven't tried it, I only read this post). However if you care for privacy (kind of the point of the whole post) and you have a web server you might want to selfhost the service (has a lot of other advantages as well, link all the easy to remember keywords are still available), which gives you even more options: like again MagLit or YOURLS with the Password Protection Plugin. (disclaimer: I am using a self hosted YOURLS instance myself, but have not used this plugin yet).

A UI for shell commands. It started when a project had so many helper scripts that I kept forgetting how to call them, so I made this dashboard or command-runner. https://github.com/seldomU/dasdashboard

Hi all. Das dashboard is a tool I wrote when a growing number of scripts (build, deploy, test, dev-server etc) became hard to manage. It's a quick way to add a GUI layer on top of scripts. All configuration and logic can be added inside the app, similar to editing a wiki.

Hi all! Here's the app on github. It lets you create UI widgets and run shell commands. Originally I made this to organize an ever-growing heap of automation scripts (build, deploy, test, dev-server etc). It works well for my needs and I use it in multiple projects now. I decided to brushed it up and put it on NPM to see if it could become a thing. If you find it useful, I'd be happy to hear about it.