GitHub Copilot - I really like how it integrates seamlessly with my existing IDE setup. Doesn’t mess with my shortcuts and just fits right in.

Anything I'm missing out on?

Zed - Great IDE experience, kind of like VSCode, but definitely still feels beta. Curious to see how it evolves.

Cursor - Another one that feels a lot like VSCode (pretty sure it’s built on Codeium).

Warp - Really cool terminal UI. Logging into a terminal felt a bit weird, and I had some concerns about where my inputs were being sent. Terminals often deal with sensitive stuff, so I’m not totally comfortable with a fully AI-powered terminal just yet.

Yeah, it was a legit question. Thanks for the answer, still don't get it but guess that's alright 😅

If you're interested what's on it without clicking the link, here...

Happy for any feedback if you think there is anything else useful that I might be missing, or better ways of doing things?

I’m steering away from HomeAssistant because home automation feels like too much effort to keep everything in sync. I’m also on the fence about setting up an email server for the same reason, though I’d only use it for unimportant outbound mail from locally hosted services like Gitea.

- Komodo - Server management
- Caddy - Reverse proxy
- Pi-hole - Ad-blocking DNS
- Gitea - Container registry & version control
- Cloudflare Tunnels
- BookStack
- Homepage
- Uptime Kuma
- MinIO
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- Apprise

Right now, I have a cluster of three Raspberry Pi 4s, with a fourth one waiting to be setup. Over the weekend, I set up the following software:

I caught your talk at Middlesbrough Front End last year and thoroughly enjoyed it. Looking forward to hopefully catching you again in March!