Remarkable Projects

This is not a list of the open source projects everyone already talks about. This space is reserved for the ones that are not discussed everywhere - projects I have come across, found genuinely remarkable, and now rely on in my daily life, but that rarely get the attention they deserve.

I will add a post here whenever I find a new project worth following. Expect this section to grow slowly and irregularly, driven by what I actually use rather than by any fixed schedule.

This index was last generated on 2026-08-14.

2026

Hugo - The Static Site Generator Behind This Page

20 September 2026·683 words·4 mins

The static site generator this entire website is built on - what Hugo is, why the Blowfish theme fits it well, and how I actually write and publish content with it.

Homer - The Static Dashboard That Greets Me Into My Homelab

20 September 2026·547 words·3 mins

A dead simple, YAML-configured static dashboard that serves as the landing page for every service in my homelab - what it is, how it works, and where to learn more.

Dockge - Keeping 20+ Containers Sane Without Reaching for Kubernetes

20 September 2026·705 words·4 mins

A fancy, reactive docker compose.yaml stack manager that controls multiple Docker hosts from one intuitive interface - and the reason my homelab never needed Kubernetes.