I tend to use env variables instead of env files (12 Factor Apps - https://12factor.net/). Safer, not safest. As @late_night_fix mentioned, there has to be a balance.

Gitlab CI with some remote runners on a VPS that I already have (so I can keep myself on the free tier). Works perfectly.

If you don't mind my asking, how much setup did you have to do on the remote runners? And/or how much time do you find you have to spend on ongoing maintenance on those runners? Have they been fire-and-forget other than occasionally doing a `docker pull` to update them, or have you needed to fiddle with them every other week?

I've installed once via CentOS package manager and upgrading is just a command line away.

Setting up is also a straight forward command line. I rarely have to worry about it.

As you said, pretty much fire-and-forget.

That's a Tuesday morning in consulting companies.

Yes. It already does.

Microsoft Teams eats RAM. Period.

The main point of hypermedia is the browser, not a gaming platform. Not even the mobile platform. HTMX is not purposed nor it advertises that it should be used outside of the browser scope. I use Unpoly that replies on the same principles (HTML over the wire) and both of them are very clear about their intentions.

In my mind collaborative apps are a core feature of the web. Streaming hypermedia is a great way to keep all your state on the server and have a solid multiplayer/realtime experience, especially with large datasets.

Here's a basic google sheets clone that does just that:

https://cells.andersmurphy.com/

What kind of shortcuts you're looking for? Spark has a lot (almost all primary functions has one) of keyboard shortcuts.

https://noteplan.co, if you're on a macOS/iOS device.

I don't know about navigating, but you can find more details here: https://www.liquid-glass.org/

Came here to say this. Raindrop is great, with all the features most will ever need, and really nice well thought-out browser extensions.