Ever spent 10 minutes debugging an error only to realize port 3000 was held hostage by a ghost Node.js process you thought you killed an hour ago?
Or opened your terminal and struggled to remember which nested subfolder you cloned a repository to last week?
These daily developer friction points led me to build DevDeck — a fast, open-source desktop command center designed to scan workspaces, run scripts, and kill ghost processes with a single click.
Here is why I chose Rust + Tauri over Electron and how the tool was architected.
Developer utilities like command centers, process inspectors, and launchers need to stay open in the background all day.
