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Docklark workspaces: splits are useful, but command recipients matter more
A practical way to use splits, multiple windows, the shared command bar and saved workspaces while keeping command recipients explicit.
THE NOTEBOOK
Experiments, questions, and lessons from building software and independent products.
A practical way to use splits, multiple windows, the shared command bar and saved workspaces while keeping command recipients explicit.
Notes on building a native Mac SSH client: Apple Silicon, Keychain, macOS conventions, and the everyday details that cross-platform tools can miss.
Designing Docklark’s SSH password vault: shared memory caching, centralized resumable migration, and verifying saved entries before removing old ones.
How Docklark approaches JumpServer connections: testing the basic path, keeping SFTP and monitoring on the entry connection, and making failures explicit.