Happy #NewYear! To kick off 2026, I've revisited all the new #selfhosted software launches I covered in my weekly #newsletter in 2025 and have published a listing of them below for anyone new to my content.
(The list starts in February due to a revamped tracking process I implemented earlier this year.)
Web application frameworks simplifies building web services by managing requests, routing, and application logic, so backend developers can focus on what the application does rather than how the server works
Here are open-source web frameworks available for different programming languages 😎👇
Find a high-res pdf book with all my DevOps related infographics from https://study-notes.org
Poprosiłem Copilota o zoptymalizowanie mojego Dockerfile, który służy do budowania aplikacji. Przed zmianami budował się do 2GB, po "optymalizacji" miał 2.1GB. I takie to z AI zabawy xD
The #Watchtower project is officially archived, software updates and launches, a spotlight on #Jellify -- a cross-platform #Jellyfin#music client, and more in this week's #selfhosted recap!
Reminder for #DevOps, #SRE, and other programming types. You have now passed the last point to push to production for 2025. Pushing to production now means you risk debugging your fixes next week sat in your childhood bedroom, on dodgy WiFi, while your uncle makes rude and sexist remarks with your partner downstairs. Don't risk it. Your changes can wait until 2026.
Heroku makes sense until your app grows and you hit specific limitations. Many successful companies run on it for years before those constraints become a problem. But when they do, some teams opt for Kubernetes. We wrote a guide on the tradeoffs:
Self-Host Weekly #149: A Few of My Favorite Things
My #favorite apps of 2025, software updates and launches, a spotlight on #wastebin -- a lightweight #pastebin app, and more in this week's #selfhosted recap!