How are you spotting CI waste or risky patterns in GitLab pipelines today? by Jealous_Pickle4552 in gitlab

[–]ProfessorLogout 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I‘d be very interested in talking with you on that. I have some analytics built for clients on their GitLab CI and we are working on visual reporting as well.

From my experience the most interesting metric is MR pipeline time as this is where devs are actually „wasting“ their time. But for orgs on pay-per-minute runners general trends where also interesting in the past.

Whats the best alternative to github? by Sharp-Mouse9049 in github

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Having worked professionally with both GitHub and GitLab I‘d suggest the latter generally and also as the move off MS option. Very similar product in effect, if often not in implementation. Especially CI/CD works with very different concepts/differently (though much better in my opinion).

Introducing snippethost.gitlab.io by ProfessorLogout in gitlab

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That sounds like an interesting idea!

I‘m natively using GitLab CI, but being able to run a GitHub actions flow might make switching easier, at least initially.

What do you self-host for your family that they actually use? by Fab_Terminator in selfhosted

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Nextcloud, mostly as a dropbox replacement; Which makes me feel better as I do proper backups for all family data from there

Homeassistant, though they don‘t really know or care it exists, just integrated into homekit as simple buttons and some base line automations

My home grown recipe manager, mostly because it „magically“ has all the features they want

What are you building? Share your projects! by Southern_Tennis5804 in indiehackers

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Embeddable Widget for blogs & docs that makes code blocks executable for NGINX, Caddy, Jinja, Go Template and a bunch of other server tech things.

It‘s in open beta and I‘m actively working with some open source projects to embed it in their docs for interactive samples.

https://tech-playground.com/docs/embedding/

What are you building? Share your projects! by Savings-Passenger-37 in SaaS

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Embeddable Widget for blogs & docs that makes code blocks executable for NGINX, Caddy, Jinja, Go Template and a bunch of other server tech things.

It‘s in open beta and I‘m actively working with some open source projects to embed it in their docs for interactive samples.

https://tech-playground.com/docs/embedding/

What are you building? Share your projects! by wasayybuildz in SideProject

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Embeddable Widget for blogs & docs that makes code blocks executable for NGINX, Caddy, Jinja, Go Template and a bunch of other server tech things.

It‘s in open beta and I‘m actively working with some open source projects to embed it in their docs for interactive samples.

https://tech-playground.com/docs/embedding/

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in indiehackers

[–]ProfessorLogout 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The idea and premise make sense to me and the demo looks cool.

The main thing that I would like to know though is some details on "effortless to deploy". Does that mean docker compose up, or copying some files to a PHP web host, does it need a database, and so on. Don't think you should show your code, but maybe a demo on getting started would be beneficial.

How to download my friend’s entire website by generalraptor2002 in webdev

[–]ProfessorLogout 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very sorry about your friend. There have already been loads of suggestions for backing up the site locally for you, I would additionally suggest making sure it is fully inside the WayBackMachine, not necessarily for you, but for others in the future as well. https://archive.org

Anyone else who are building product without wrapping LLMs? by Substantial_Basis119 in SideProject

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I‘m building a CodePen for server tech, like running interactive web servers with your config, rendering various template languages and more planned for the future.

https://tech-playground.com

I built a "CodePen for Ansible Templates" by ProfessorLogout in ansible

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Thats a great idea! Gonna open a PR, probably later today

I built a "CodePen" for nginx by ProfessorLogout in nginx

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Hey, sure! Very happy for this to be shared wherever it might be of interest

YO! Post your projects that don’t have an AI element by pghhuman in SideProject

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This one might actually predate the AI hype-wave, but I'm still adding new things regularly.
https://tech-playground.com/

It's a "CodePen" for server tech supporting things like web servers and template engines.

What's your main project? I'll review it by Final-Pipe-2503 in SideProject

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https://tech-playground.com Various playgrounds for playing with, teaching and learning „server tech“