Mas alguém aqui tem realmente os dados de como está o mercado nesse exato momento? Principalmente para mid level e senior, pq to ouvindo muita gente falando que é impossível se realocar e que não existe mais nenhum emprego, só que no mundo real eu não consigo buscar nenhum exemplo disso, vejo os layoffs e tals mas pelo menos todo mundo que eu conheci se realoca em 3 meses max
I made a small marketplace for extra Omarchy themes.
Repo: omarchy-theme-marketplace
After building QSearch, I started looking more into how Walker + Elephant work, and I wanted to try something useful with them. So I made this little project to browse, preview, fetch, and install extra Omarchy themes from the Omarchy manual.
The first run takes around 10 seconds because it fetches the theme list and generates local preview thumbnails. After that, it is basically instant unless the source changes. You open the marketplace, pick a theme, press Enter, and it hands off to Omarchy’s existing theme install flow.
It also marks already installed themes, caches the previews locally, and uses Walker/Elephant so it feels close to the built-in Omarchy menus instead of being some random external thing.
There is an install script in the repo if anyone wants to try it locally.
I’m thinking about opening a PR for this later if people think it makes sense as something default/official in Omarchy. Not sure yet if this is useful enough for everyone, so feedback would help a lot.
Thanks again guys, another Omarchy rabbit hole project haha.
Been building a little project called QSearch for my Linux/Omarchy setup and figured some of you here might actually enjoy this.
I’m one of those people that hates breaking flow just to open a browser, grab the mouse, click around, type again, etc. So I built a TUI launcher/search tool in Go that lets me search directly from the keyboard, get live suggestions, hit enter, and open exactly what I want in the browser. Then I just navigate everything with Vimium like a civilized human.
The vibe is kinda inspired by Walker, but more focused on fast provider-based searching and terminal workflow integration.
Current stuff:
Repo:
QSearch Github
Right now the provider system is mostly focused on searching, but over the next months I want to push it further:
This is still early, but it’s a serious project and I’m actively building it almost daily. I mainly need people testing it in real workflows right now, especially other Omarchy/Hyprland keyboard goblins.
If you try it and something sucks, tell me directly. That feedback is way more useful than fake hype, this is something that solves a problem that i have, it would be great if solve for someone else too haha
I got tired of having aliases spread across `.zshrc`, `.aliases`, random dotfiles, and never remembering what I already created, i also like to have fully control over what i'm doing and track of what i use...
So I built Allyas.
It’s a small Go CLI that:
- stores aliases in a local JSON store
- renders them as real POSIX functions
- lets you group, tag, and describe them
- can import existing alias files (even messy ones)
- optionally tracks usage (so you see what you actually use)
I’m also experimenting with a `sync` command (basically pushing/pulling your alias store via git), but that’s still early.
Bonus(i guess): this is my project from an AUR package in the near feature so i hope you guys enjoy, every piece of feedback is welcome
Short demo in the video above.
Example:
ax create gs "git status" --group git
gs
Repo: