Weekly Highlights
I'm on vacation this week, so enjoy a short list of projects I've been tinkering with in lieu of the usual commentary:
- Navbar Card, a new custom navigation bar for Home Assistant created by a member of the community
- Formbricks, the platform driving the new newsletter feedback form and upcoming 2025 user survey
- Phylum, a sleek new file storage platform that feels very similar to Google Drive
- BookLore, an app for organizing and managing personal ebook libraries (with very active development)
- Invoicerr, an invoicing app for freelancers (no affiliation with the *arr suite that I'm aware of)
Happy selfh.st/ing!
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Meet Kan, an open-source kanban board application. Kan touts itself as a viable Trello alternative and gives users a modern, minimal interface to add, update, and manage tasks via kanban-style boards. Features include access controls, workspaces and members, Trello imports, labels, filters, comments, activity logs, and templates.
Kan can be easily installed via Docker and requires a separate PostgreSQL database for data storage.
Links: Website, Source Code
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Use wc -m file to count the number of characters in a file from the command line:
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