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Tutorials, experiments, and hands-on learning for developers, builders, and curious minds.

NerdByte Labs is transitioning its active open-source development from GitHub to Codeberg.

This is not a traditional repository migration. Projects are being re-initialized on Codeberg with:

• 🧹 Clean repository histories
• 🔐 Newly generated GPG signing keys
• 🔑 Hardware-backed authentication using YubiKeys
• ✅ A fresh, verifiable foundation for future development

This approach ensures that every repository reflects current security practices, intentional project structure, and long-term maintainability.

👉 Primary Development Home: codeberg.org/nerdbyteio

GitHub will remain available strictly as a read-only mirror.

• 🔁 Codeberg is the primary development platform
• 🧾 Issues, pull requests, and project discussions belong on Codeberg
• 📦 GitHub repositories will contain mirrored commits only
• 🚫 Active development and contribution workflows will not be managed on GitHub

To contribute, report an issue, or follow active development, please use Codeberg.

NerdByte Labs is built around open-source values: learning, transparency, independence, and community-driven development.

Moving to Codeberg reflects a long-term commitment to:

• 🌍 Open, community-first infrastructure
• 🧭 Greater platform independence
• 🔏 Verifiable, signed development workflows
• 🏗️ Sustainable and maintainable project foundations
• 🧩 Alignment with free and open-source software principles

Codeberg provides a home that more closely matches how NerdByte Labs projects are built, maintained, and shared.

NerdByte Labs began as a personal learning space and grew into a hands-on technical lab for exploring, building, documenting, and sharing practical technology.

The lab focuses on real-world experimentation across Linux, networking, cybersecurity, system administration, infrastructure, self-hosting, and software development.

Our guiding principle is simple:

Build things. Understand things. Share what you learn. Never stop asking questions.

Projects and repositories commonly explore:

• 🐧 Linux and system administration
• 🌐 Networking and infrastructure
• 🛡️ Cybersecurity concepts and labs
• 💻 Web and software development
• 🏠 Self-hosting and homelab projects
• 🧩 Open-source tools and workflows
• 🔬 Technical experiments and learning projects

Everything is centered on practical, applied learning rather than theory alone.

The NerdByte Labs community is growing on Fluxer, a modern space for developers, builders, homelab enthusiasts, and curious minds.

🌐 Website: nerdbyte.io
💬 Community: fluxer.gg/7lfryfLa

Inside the community, you can:

• 🚀 Share projects and experiments
• ❓ Ask technical questions
• 🤝 Collaborate with other builders
• 🧠 Exchange ideas and lessons learned
• 📡 Follow ongoing NerdByte Labs development

To everyone who followed NerdByte on GitHub: thank you for being part of that chapter. 💙

Going forward, active development continues on Codeberg while GitHub remains available as a mirrored archive.

• 🌐 Website: nerdbyte.io
• 🏗️ Codeberg: codeberg.org/nerdbyteio
• 💬 Community: fluxer.gg/7lfryfLa

Thank you for learning, building, and experimenting with NerdByte Labs. ⚡