Great to see you building in public, @[BashSnippets]!
A site dedicated to bash snippets, with tools like a cron builder and PATH debugger – honestly, that's the kind of practical resource many developers (including me) reach for when our brains fail to remember that one chmod syntax.
You mentioned you're suspicious of everything on the internet now. That's actually healthy – especially as you start to add more features or eventually build an app.
A few quick thoughts from someone also early in the journey:
No backend + no user data = good starting point. You're not exposed to the scary stuff (breaches, authentication bugs, etc.) yet. That gives you room to learn security gradually.
When you do add a backend or user accounts, start small: never trust user input, use parameterised queries, and keep dependencies updated. The fact that you're already thinking about security puts you ahead.
Your tools solve real, small frustrations – that's exactly how useful projects grow. I started Permi because I was tired of scanning a site and getting 50 false positives. One focused problem → one focused tool → now 250+ people are using it.
Keep going. Every snippet, every tool, every commit is progress.
And if you ever want a second pair of eyes on security for your app when you start building it, feel free to reach out.
You've got this.