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AI have been used to develop and spec the application, make the dev time faster, developing the integrations, help me with the design. Every line of code has been hand-reviewed.
This looks really clean, nice work. I’m just getting into home labbing and I only have experience working with homepage and grafana. With that being said, as a beginner to yaml and python, how easy would you say this is to set up?
Hey thanks for your comment. It’s fairly easy to setup as everything lives in the UI. There is no config file!
seerr?
There is currently no seerr integration. Will take note for a future release
looks neat would love to try it on my raspberry pi.
Nice! The image is built for linux/arm64 so a Pi works. It's a single Bun process and mine is at 49 MiB of RAM right now. Should work on a Pi 4!
Mom said it’s my turn to make a vibe coded homelab dashboard
Ok
We don't need another vibecoded dashboard😩
Just do the difference between vibecoded and AI-driven developmenr and you’ll feel good again. Anyways thanks for the useful comment :)
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cool
If I had a nickel each time I saw a new self-hostable dashboard project, I would probably me a millionaire.
Initial commit seems to be on June 16 (Commit 993b259). This means it's less than 3 months old so shouldn't this be in the Weekly Megathread?
Rule 6: Only in the current “New Project Megathread”, you may post projects that are younger than 3 months (measured by first public presence, e.g. git commit, social media post, etc.).
Right. Sorry about that. Deleting post now.
Glance: (exists) Homepage: (exists) OP: hold my beer
I wanted something in the middle, was not satisfied with anything I tried! Some were the design, some were the setup, some were the config. Built this for myself at first for something that answers all my needs, came up with this and thought it could interest others 🤷♂️
Oi, what about Hestia? :D
So 50-70% of internet traffic(not bots) is mobile. Studies show this, and it’s been(and continues to be) true for all of my client projects, personal projects, work. I judge a person's common sense and attention to detail, let’s call it a vibe check, by their website’s mobile experience. Are they devs with workflows I can trust? Do they have attention to detail? Did they release with at least passible common sense? Did they bother with the ~2hours it takes to setup sensible mobile classes and layouts…. That you 1, posted on here without following the rules and 2, have your website as abysmal as it is for phones is telling. No thanks. A slop app from a slop dev.