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Can't wait for the JS switch! Personally, it's having to figure out Lua is what's kept me away from it... :)

with no explanation of why?

Coolify has been refreshingly nice to use for me too. My few -

1. Bugsink to replace sentry

2. Trying to figure an otel friendly observability stack with multi tenancy, but clickstack and signoz both feel painful to setup and manage as coolify projects.

3. Next up on my radar is uptime kuma too.

Wow, I've been looking for a postman/Bruno/foo replacement that I could use inside a remote ssh server or remote dev containers in vs code. This might be it!

I was looking at Yaak, and wondering if you've plans to bring it inside VS Code some day?

how would someone use this in a project that operates within VS Code Remote where the source sits on a remote server and isn't physically on the file system.

Might be a useful travel hack for those who struggle to book a schengen visa appointment (which is needed by several nationalities who want to travel to Europe).

This site shows you visa appointment availability for various destinations across US, UK and more cities in a simple table - refreshed periodically. So you don't have to login to keep checking each one. Hope it saves you some time and money.

Which real world do you live in? Real businesses spend a good percentage of their efforts in cutting costs. And if they have a large consumer base they push newsletters too, then yes, as an agency, I can tell you that a lot of clients will make the switch.

There a bunch of open source self-hosted newsletter systems doing well (oh, and they're mostly subpar). I like the direction in which sendy is heading and with the amazon ses edge to it, its a great great idea. If sendy would throw in a few more features like multi-user login and access control, I'll make the switch and will convince a few of my clients too.