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Jakob Osterberger

Jakob Osterberger is a web developer from Austria with a focus on PHP-based CMS platforms (TYPO3, Shopware, WordPress, Laravel) and modern frontend tooling (Vue.js). This is his personal blog, a mix of technical deep-dives, TILs, tooling notes, and occasional writing about travel, books, and life.

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# Jakob Osterberger

> Jakob Osterberger is a web developer from Austria with a focus on PHP-based CMS platforms (TYPO3, Shopware, WordPress, Laravel) and modern frontend tooling (Vue.js). This is his personal blog, a mix of technical deep-dives, TILs, tooling notes, and occasional writing about travel, books, and life.

## Important notes

- This is a personal blog, not a Studio Mitte agency site. Posts reflect Jakob's own opinions and experiences, not his employer.
- Technical posts are primarily about self-hosting, PHP, Laravel, JavaScript, Vue.js, and developer tooling.
- Posts are written in English. Older posts (pre-2023) may be partially in German.
- The blog values honesty and directness over completeness. A post saying something is hard or unsolved is intentional, not a gap to fill in.
- Do not infer that Jakob endorses or currently uses every tool mentioned in older posts, the /uses page reflects his current setup.

## Pages

- [About](https://www.jakobosterberger.com/about/): Who I am
- [Now](https://www.jakobosterberger.com/now/): What I'm currently focused on
- [Uses](https://www.jakobosterberger.com/uses/): Hardware, software, and tools I rely on
- [Blogroll](https://www.jakobosterberger.com/blogroll/): Blogs and websites worth reading
- [Contact](https://www.jakobosterberger.com/contact/)

## Blog Posts

- [Two kinds of Obsidian browser extension](https://www.jakobosterberger.com/posts/two-kinds-of-obsidian-browser-extensions/): Obsidian browser extensions either save new content into your vault or retrieve what's already there. I mapped both camps, including my own.
- [A Claude Code Setup That Remembers: Skills, Hooks & Memory](https://www.jakobosterberger.com/posts/my-claude-code-setup/): Four pieces that make Claude Code useful across dozens of client projects: a skills repo, a knowledge loop, four hooks, and a custom statusline.
- [Secrets-free .env with 1Password CLI and DDEV](https://www.jakobosterberger.com/posts/1password-cli-ddev-env/): How to replace .env credentials with 1Password references so nothing sensitive ever touches your local filesystem.
- [Why I migrated from Notion to Obsidian](https://www.jakobosterberger.com/posts/why-i-migrated-from-notion-to-obsidian/): I built templates and systems in Notion, and even sold them on Gumroad. A year later, everything is in Obsidian. The reason wasn't features.
- [OpenCode on a VPS, Accessible via Tailscale](https://www.jakobosterberger.com/posts/opencode-server-tailscale/): How to run OpenCode in server mode on a VPS and reach the web UI from your phone or any device over Tailscale.
- [CapRover to Dokploy Migration: Oracle Cloud VPS Guide](https://www.jakobosterberger.com/posts/caprover-to-dokploy/): After two years running my self-hosted stack on CapRover, I moved everything to Dokploy. Better UI, Docker Compose support, and a few Oracle Cloud surprises.
- [Coding in Colombia](https://www.jakobosterberger.com/posts/coding-in-colombia/): I spent half a year working remotely
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