I said my needs. I was just sharing. Hardly understanding your normal use case of 10-50 users on a same kdbx. The best you could do is having multiple kdbx, fro subgroups of users. Since not everyone should have the master password to all those kdbx... But I am sure that if those were my needs I'd jump to vaultwarden too. That's why I specifically added the disclaimer sentences on my post. I didn't mean to rob vaultwarden of its value. Just pointed out the tradeoff. Your comments adds on to those tradeoffs, they're just different solutions with different pros and cons. The user who mentioned using vaultwarden behind a VPN gave great input, I wasn't considering that. Anyway, have a nice day.
Neither project allows to set keybindings by a simple json or yaml file? Yet, these are highly customizable editors! That's a surprise.
I like nerdfonts. For design, check open source fonts on either gitlab or github. Recently, I came across the work of this person and I really liked it. https://gitlab.com/users/arielmartinperez/projects
HTTP/2 is used by 35.3% of all the websites.
Actually, you can send the diff patches by email/ pastebin/ gitlab/ etc. It's up to the main developer to take your contribution seriously, given the level of annoyance you might be presenting. Same happens in the other direction, you can host your code on sourcehut, but many junior devs could be repelled by the old school ux.
There's this list which might be of your interest https://codeberg.org/jonatasbaldin/delightful-sustainable-vps
I heard some people would do 'domain fronting' to mask packages as going to a web that was unmetered (e.g. Google or the providers own site). But I never tried it, only heard of the trick when it was too old (counter back measures finally catch up). But you can try.. there it's, that rabbit hole... GL&HF!
To all who didn't know, ERD stands for entity relationship diagram. It's a graphic overview of your database. And this is one of the requirements OP seems to be asking in a tool but unfortunately he refused to explain.
"kids: don't do drugs with a baby in the womb" is really good advice but kids should not be doing drugs either inside or outside the womb.
Wasn't this reported as a bug on their repo? Does anyone know why is it eating such an amount of ram? It might be that this can be fixed.
I use runtipi.com (posted here already) with cloudfare as tunnel.
If I wanted to use my own wireguard tunnels, like you, I might have used https://gitlab.com/cyber5k/mistborn#what-is-mistborn
It's been always the same. Backend, server logic, database... dynamic content; on one hand. JavaScript runs on the browser for almost anything, sometimes for dynamic content. But it's not tied. You could have an in-browser button with a counter for the numbers of times it was pressed (that's actually an entry-level programmer exercise) and that's a static site. If you saved the counter value to the server (e.g. database) then it's not static anymore.