Michael Biel

New #DITS blog post. https://mickgeeklabs.org/blog/2026-02-15-feb-2026-dev-log-dits-graphql-and-data-portability/ #programming #devLog #blog #BuildInPublic #homeLab

Project #introduction

Introducing DITS — a Developer Issue Tracking System built exclusively for solo developers. 🛠️

Tired of Jira-shaped tools designed for teams of 50? Every feature in those tools assumes collaboration — approvals, assignments, team dashboards — and you pay the complexity tax even when you're the only user. DITS strips all of that away.

What makes it different:

→ Zero-friction capture — create issues from the web app, CLI, IDE, or mobile with minimal keystrokes
→ Keyboard-first design — every action has a shortcut, with a Command Palette (Cmd/Ctrl+K) as the primary interface
→ Sub-100ms interactions — optimized for flow state, not loading spinners
→ Deep Git integration — auto-creates branches from issues, links PRs and commits bidirectionally, closes issues on merge
→ Smart Views — Inbox, Today, Upcoming, and Logbook keep your work organized without manual effort
→ Projects vs. Areas — a first-class distinction between finite work (ship v2.0) and ongoing responsibilities (maintenance, learning)
→ Your data, your rules — full export and portability, always

Tech stack: TypeScript, React, PostgreSQL, Redis, GraphQL (primary) + REST, with native desktop and mobile apps planned.

Currently in early Phase 1 — building out the core foundation. More updates as things take shape.

The project is not #openSource, but in the future, when it's more developed, It probably will be.

#progromming #devtools #issuetracker #buildinpublic #indiedev #typescript #react #solodev

Project #introduction Introducing DITS — a Developer Issue Tracking System built exclusively for solo developers. 🛠️ Tired of Jira-shaped tools designed for teams of 50? Every feature in those tools assumes collaboration — approvals, assignments, team dashboards — and you pay the complexity tax even when you're the only user. DITS strips all of that away. What makes it different: → Zero-friction capture — create issues from the web app, CLI, IDE, or mobile with minimal keystrokes → Keyboard-first design — every action has a shortcut, with a Command Palette (Cmd/Ctrl+K) as the primary interface → Sub-100ms interactions — optimized for flow state, not loading spinners → Deep Git integration — auto-creates branches from issues, links PRs and commits bidirectionally, closes issues on merge → Smart Views — Inbox, Today, Upcoming, and Logbook keep your work organized without manual effort → Projects vs. Areas — a first-class distinction between finite work (ship v2.0) and ongoing responsibilities (maintenance, learning) → Your data, your rules — full export and portability, always Tech stack: TypeScript, React, PostgreSQL, Redis, GraphQL (primary) + REST, with native desktop and mobile apps planned. Currently in early Phase 1 — building out the core foundation. More updates as things take shape. The project is not #openSource, but in the future, when it's more developed, It probably will be. #progromming #devtools #issuetracker #buildinpublic #indiedev #typescript #react #solodev

January recap blog post: https://mickgeeklabs.org/blog/2026-02-02-january-2026-recap-dits-milestones-and-website-evolutions/

Test https://mickgeeklabs.org/blog/2026-01-27-recent-website-enhancements-lab-console-search-and-man-pages/

Good day everyone. Any Ugreen #DXP2800 #NAS users out there? Has any run in the an issue when you power up the unit or reboot it that It just boots to the BIOS and lost its boot drive configuration? The way I have mine setup: 1.) the emmc storage is disabled, 2.) I have one m.2 nvme ssd installed and configured as the boot drive with #Openmediavault, 3.) Two 10TB WD red drives installed in a Raid-1. This works great for a while, then some days I go to power it on and boots right to the BIOS screen and the boot drive info is missing. Anyone have any ideas? Thank you.

/Mike