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Replacing Todoist with a Self-Hosted CalDAV Setup

• Marc Lewis
• Date : June 15, 2025
• Categories : self-hosting ,homelab
• Tags : self-hosting ,caldav ,synology ,docker ,caddy ,caffeinated softworks ,calendar

Update (April 2026): Since writing this post, I built Caffeinated Calendar, which connects directly to Radicale and any CalDAV server alongside Google, iCloud, Outlook, and Zoho. It has full CalDAV task support and replaced both OneCalendar and Tasks.org for me. The Radicale setup below still applies. Jump to the update.

I’ve been gradually replacing various commercial and/or closed source cloud services with self-hosted alternatives. I’ll start posting about more of them in the very near future, but the one I decided to replace this weekend was Todoist.

A Self-Hosted Contact Form for Static Sites

• Marc Lewis
• Date : May 22, 2025
• Categories : homelab ,projects
• Tags : self-hosting ,golang ,docker

Static sites are great. They’re fast, secure, easy to deploy, and scale better than just about anything else. What they don’t do well, though, is anything dynamic that requires a web service. The most ubiquitous example of this is the contact form.

Why I Moved from Enpass to Bitwarden (via Vaultwarden)

• Marc Lewis
• Date : May 22, 2025
• Categories : self-hosting ,homelab
• Tags : self-hosting ,docker ,caddy

For years, I was a satisfied paid user of Enpass. It was simple, reliable, offered a one-time purchase model that respected the idea of software ownership, and best of all, worked everywhere that I worked – Linux, MacOS, Android, and iOS all synced with WebDAV.

Redmine API and Jetbrains Integration

• Marc Lewis
• Date : June 8, 2016
• Categories :
• Tags : docker ,jetbrains ,php

I just thought I would put this out there in case anyone else had the same problem as I did as there is surprisingly little out there.

I just recently switched back over to using Redmine from Jira, this time via a Docker image.  Its nice and clean and avoids the various problems I was having with Apache and Passenger, which is partly what made me switch to Jira in the first place.  After getting things all setup with various plugins and themes to make it look nice, I went back to work in PhpStorm.  I then added a Task Server, tested the connection and all was fine.