Coming soon
Still wiring the rack.
NerdByte Labs is where Jason Kenyon's open source projects, technical notes, and a community of builders are going to live. The site is built. Right now it is being filled with things worth reading before it goes live.
The Fluxer server is already open, and it is where the launch gets announced first.
Nib, the NerdByte Labs owl
What is left
Four units, in the order they have to come up. Onlyone of them is still running.
active
The palette, the type, the components, and this window manager the whole site is arranged as.
active
Pages, layouts, feeds, and the stylesheet this page is borrowing from.
activating
Posts and project write-ups. The part that cannot be rushed, and the reason there is a page here instead of a site.
inactive
nerdbytelabs.com stops pointing at this page and starts pointing at the real one.
Community
The Fluxer server is open now
Fluxer is an open source chat platform in the same shape as Discord, so if you have used one you already know your way around the other.
Launch news lands there first
When the site goes live, the server hears about it before anywhere else. New posts and project updates keep landing there after that.
Ask instead of waiting
A question about Linux, networking, self-hosting, or one of the projects usually goes faster as a conversation than as a blog post that may never get written.
People on the same problems
Development, systems, homelabs, and the tooling in between. Some things are better talked through with people who have hit the same wall.
In the meantime
The work is already out there
None of this is waiting on the site. It is already published, and the repositories are the same ones the Workshop will point at.
Codeberg
NerdByte Labs(opens in a new tab)
Where the open source projects already live.
Codeberg
devjsonio(opens in a new tab)
Personal repositories and experiments.
GitHub
Mirror(opens in a new tab)
The same work, for anyone who lives on GitHub.