DEV4LIFE builds web apps for everyday life. Written and run in Germany, simple enough that nobody needs a manual.
What is live now and what comes next.
The wish list for any shop. Write down what you would like and send one link to everyone who wants to give you something. haballes is in German.
The next project does not have a name yet. Once it does, it will be here and in the log.
Almost everything on the internet runs on open source: operating systems, web servers, databases, encryption. Every DEV4LIFE app is built on it.
So our developers contribute to open source projects wherever they can. Mostly to tools we use every day: with bug fixes, new features and documentation. And where we cannot fix something ourselves, with precise bug reports and ideas.
Each account gets its own session. Before, all of them shared the same cookies, and one entry showed the numbers of the wrong account.
Agents can identify themselves with their own certificate to a reverse proxy that only lets known devices through. Without the new setting nothing changes.
The same idea for the Tactical RMM agent: publicly reachable servers only answer devices with a valid certificate.
On an installation updated monthly for years, Sentry often does not start at all because dependent containers are reported unhealthy.
A Home Assistant dashboard on an ESP32 touch screen stopped reacting to touch as soon as Browser Mod was active.
Logging in through LDAP failed in the official Docker image. It came with a proposal to stay on PHP 8.3 for now.
A request for RustDesk: create and download custom clients through the API, so new versions can be rolled out automatically.
Anyone who wrote a comment and clicked next to the card lost the text. Proposal: ask before closing or keep the draft.
The update script now checks whether newer versions exist. Plus a guide for monitoring this with Checkmk.
PuTTY accepts host keys signed by a custom certificate authority, KiTTY could not. Needed for SSH connections through Teleport.
When creating a share link, the date picker showed a different expiry date than the one that was saved.
New projects, new versions and whatever else happened.
dev4life.de now shows projects, open source work and this log. Plus a logo and a mascot: Byte, eight cells long.
Wish lists for any shop, shared by link. Gift givers need no account.
DEV4LIFE builds web apps for everyday life, from the first sketch to running them. After that the work goes on: updates, support, and whatever the people using the apps wish for.
This is Byte. Eight cells long, so exactly one byte. Lives in the game board up top and shows up wherever DEV4LIFE is written.
Byte and the logoWrite to us. Every message gets read.