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@peaklabs_dev

👨‍💻 Full-Time Entrepreneur & 👨‍🍳 Core Developer at coolLabs on @coolifyio. 🚧 Building OSS at https://t.co/91ji7n8yrq

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🏔️ Peak@peaklabs_dev·
🚀 I am excited to announce that I am now officially a Core Developer at @coolifyio! 🎉 Coolify has become my passion and I'm committed to taking it further than ever imagined. I am excited to shape the future of Coolify together with the community.
Andras Bacsai@heyandras

It is Monday and I have exciting news! 🎉 Over the past weeks/months, I realized that @coolifyio is growing on me. 😅 So thanks to the support of the community, sponsors, and cloud users, Coolify now have its first paid core contributor. It's unbelievable, right? It certainly feels that way to me! Please join me in welcoming @peaklabs_dev! 🎉 What's even more incredible is that I wasn't even searching for someone. He simply began contributing useful PRs for free and showed me how he can do things. Nice. This is the way.

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🏔️ Peak@peaklabs_dev·
I will be eternally grateful to Andras. His kindness and patience make him truly one of the best human beings out there, and he gave me a lot of freedom, understanding and so much more... Lately, I've been unsure about a lot of things, like failing to meet my own goals and not getting rid of certain issues, which has created a bit of doubt. I am currently doing some experiments to regain confidence, try new things, eliminate some of my personal issues, get back into routines, and test out directions. For the past few weeks, I have started rebuilding my life. Not always successfully, but I'm working on it. I'm working out regularly to get my energy back, I've finally completed some things I always wanted/ needed to do, and I've started a new hobby. As for a very long time there was only work, which made every day blend together into one big blur that I can barely remember.
Andras Bacsai@heyandras

I received a lot of concerns about v5 about: "why it takes so long" or "why you hype it as there is nothing usable yet. Partly they are right as I planned to make the first beta in a few months, and it is more than a year now. I planned v5 to be an experimental (tech, business, and money-wise) as we are making something special in a way that it will be insanely good for hosting stuffs - a real cloud feeling but with your own servers. That is why I asked @peaklabs_dev to help me. He worked on it full-time, made lots of plans, but unfortunately he burned out in the process - currently recovering, which is why he is silent for a few weeks. I could say that I lost thousands of dollars in this experiment, because we still do not have beta, but I see it in another way. Someone and their family lived happily from this experiment, of course, I did not want Peak to burn out in the process. 😔 So in the last weeks, I sat down and planned how we should do v5 from scratch , and in a week, I achieved almost an alpha/beta-ready version. In technical details, we planned v5 to be a new app - you install it on a server, it can connect to v4, and you can migrate your apps one-by-one. But I did not like this plan, as I do not want that much manual work on the users, even though it will be fully automated. So instead, it will come to your v4 instance in a /v5 URL, and then I can extend v4 with all the stuffs needed to migrate your app - v5 will have direct DB access to v4 stuffs, and the migration will have even less friction. I am hyped for v5. It will be cool, and it will be very useful. Oh, and also, I made Jean, Shoutrrr (well, @AdityaTripathiD did it, but I added a few commits), and 10k+ commits to Coolify v4 - doing everyday business stuff, hiring another person, etc. So I did lots of things in the meantime. So I am sorry that it takes so long. I try to make it available faster, because you (Coolify users) deserve it. You changed my (and other's) life.💜

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Pedro Duarte
Pedro Duarte@peduarte·
clipboard history = your second brain related read x.com/peduarte/statu…
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@raycast Clipboard History just saved my ass. I accidentally spilled a can of LMNT on my MacBook Pro and killed it. The good news is that my entire clipboard history is on every Mac I own. You would be amazed at what you can recover from your clipboard history. Any time I’m typing get the slightest feeling a window or app might crash, I immediately Cmd+A, Cmd+C. If it crashes? No big deal. I just paste it right back.

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🏔️ Peak@peaklabs_dev·
No, not quite because then I would have to open the history and hit another shortcut to past it (2 shortcuts). I would like a shortcut like CMD + V that would directly paste the last entry in the clipboard history as plain text, without me having to open the Raycast clipboard history.
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Pedro Duarte@peduarte·
@peaklabs_dev looking at this again you can do this with the Paste as plain text action is that what you mean?
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WebDevCody@webdevcody·
cooking up my own coolify
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Theo - t3.gg@theo·
First donation is up, just gave $2,000 to @heyandras to support open source alternatives to Codex App and Claude Desktop 🫡 Also pumped that this can help with Coolify, the coolest open source hosting option for people exiting platforms like Vercel
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Theo - t3.gg@theo

Cutting this off now. Too lazy to filter replies so I'll assume all 737 are cancellations. That's $7,370 I have to donate to open source. What projects should I consider? 👀

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Pushpak@pushpak1300·
Just a very weird interaction over the last few days on Laravel open source repos which i maintain. Some people are clearly using AI to spray low-effort PRs everywhere, without understanding the code, the project, or the problem they’re supposedly fixing. If your PR exists only because you want a green square, a profile badge, or some “open source contributor” label, please stop. You’re not helping. You’re creating extra work for people. Contributing to open source means actually caring about the project. It does not mean dumping AI-generated nonsense into a repo and expecting maintainers to clean it up so you can write a LinkedIn post about your top “contribution.”
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Mathias Onea@mathiasonea·
@pushpak1300 100% agree we should build a PR checker for „smells like slop“
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It's been a while. Some thoughts about the last couple of months. I have a great blessing and a big curse at the same time. I want to be one of the greats. I don't just want to make software, I want to make the greatest software ever. In an age where AI code and slop dominate and slowly turn all software into shit, destroying the future stability, usability, and quality of software, this matters. But on the other hand, it feels like driving with the handbrakes on because everybody else is shipping full-on products with millions of lines of code in a week. For a few months now, I've been wanting to launch more products, build Coolify v5, and move faster while still progressing in life and learning new things. Instead of progressing, I've been getting slower, more tired, and for weeks now more and more stressed, always feeling like I'm falling further and further behind. At first I thought the reason was just that I want to do too many things in life. While that's true to some extent, it isn't the full story. The real issue is energy. To get more of it I started sleeping more, but I still felt tired every day. The actual problem was that I've been neglecting walks and workouts for months because I wanted to focus on work and ship more, but that was the biggest mistake I could have made. Energy vanishes and everything slows down with it. Everybody told me so, I know. But the world we live in makes it so easy to get comfortable. Every time one small goal is reached, it widens and 50 new ones appear, never really living the current moment, always chasing the next thing, trying so hard to move faster that everything else gets skipped. So this week I'll focus on building new habits, doing regular workouts, and organizing the 1000s of TODOs for my upcoming product launches, Coolify v5, and more, so I can hopefully work my way out of this vicious circle I've been stuck in for the last few months.
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AHU@ahlimanhuseynov·
@heyandras what about making a lightweight version of Coolify? Just UI changes should be fine I think. The idea is to get a minimal UI for the projects which are alone on the VPS server without the entire complex UI for server management etc
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2026 Development Log 73 & 74 🚀 👨‍🍳 Core Coolify Development ✅ Fixed a Postgres cannot be restored error with my new standardized backup implementation by excluding the superuser, which has some other benefits too ✅ Started MySQL and MariaDB backup and restore commands modernization and optimization ✅ For over 3 days now, I have been running compression benchmarks to collect data to support my compression algorithm decisions ✅ Found one issue with how I wanted to do compression, as it uses all cores 100% by default, which is not optimal ✅ Reran some tests with a more accurate size calculation ✅ Fixed 1 dev related issue directly on next ✅ Updated upgrade maintenance email wording and numbered the steps 🛠️ Miscellaneous ✅ Read up on many social posts and made sure I am up to date 🩹 Health ❌ Skipped my walk
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nunomaduro@enunomaduro·
php having a result type like rust would be really nice
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2026 Development Log 71 & 72 🚀 Today I opened 2 PRs for v5 that need to go into v4. One is the maintenance email and holy, it looks so good (fyi the date is not real). 👨‍🍳 Core Coolify Development ✅ Opened 1 PR that adds inactivity management (users and teams) which will be needed during the v4 to v5 upgrade ✅ Opened 1 PR with super clean email templates and a command to send the v4 to v5 upgrade maintenance notification ✅ Started benchmarking and testing compression and the standardized backup on a real server ❌ Tried to create realistic compression comparisons but failed because my test file was generated poorly (volume too small, all random, then 50% random...) ✅ Merged 2 PRs that fix 2 bugs into next ✅ Provided a lot of support on Discord 🏔️ PeakOSS ✅ Did more research about post-quantum cryptography ✅ Started researching and learning some initial motion graphics for my upcoming product launches 🛠️ Miscellaneous ✅ Read and watched a few videos to get up to speed on the latest news, new Laravel versions, and more 🩹 Health ❌ Skipped my walk
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2026 Development Log 69 & 70 🚀 👨‍🍳 Core Cooliy Development ✅ Found clean solutions for multiple issues I discovered when testing the new standardized backups and planned solutions for them (adding them tomorrow) ✅ Wanted to fully implement the second backup PR with backup signing but found some blocking issues with signing ✅ Fully thought through and researched v5 databases with encryption, database users, database and app connections, new database backup UI and more (need to write it down soon 😅) 🏔️ PeakOSS ✅ Did a lot of research about existing file signing tools and checked for ways to improve them ✅ Did a lot of research about cryptography in Rust and Zig ✅ Did a lot of additional research into post-quantum cryptography especially in Rust ✅ Wrote down a complete plan with everything that is still needed and also estimates of how many days that will take to finish v3 of my VS Code extension ✅ Continued planning an announcement for something big happening in a couple of weeks 🩹 Health ❌ Skipped my walk
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Andras Bacsai@heyandras·
Hello?
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