Maybe this account of packaging for coolify brings us a step closer: https://anthonyly.dev/docs/dev/coolify/add-coolify-service/

@timconsidine Still a fan of WP, here. Don't know that any of the JS stacks could do any better, considering WP is the OG bringing blogging to the masses, print seems a natural extension.

@girish I reckon just edit the OP to make it about https://github.com/onyx-dot-app/onyx using @LoudLemur's template

Pressbooks might be a better option: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/14188/pressbooks-on-cloudron-open-source-book-publishing-platform

@Elephant will look asap but I’m on flakey internet connection for a week

@LoudLemur I’m lacking decent internet for a week but will look when I can. If @vladimir.d is on the case, I’ve every confidence he will do a great job

Release v1.3.0 https://github.com/twentyhq/twenty/releases/tag/v1.3.0

@crazybrad Ahah, the stuff of movies

Just an update for those watching/waiting, if anyone is Trying to overcome OnlyOffice integration issues Also 4 new releases in the source over 7 days, so bit of a moving target. However I think it is a really useful and important app that will be a great addition to Cloudron, so will persevere. If for no other reason than I want it on my Cloudron, official app or custom if needs be.

@msbt Thanks! I updated the tutorial.

@LoudLemur thanks for the pointer

@LoudLemur I will look at adding it to the installer

@Grienauer said in ActivePieces - nocode alternative to Zapier, Make, n8n etc: n8n is not open source and this may be a really good alternative for some people Although, i'm not really aware about ActivePieces, it's license model appears to be Open Core, and not "Open Source", not much unlike n8n. Do correct me if i'm wrong or missing anything!

I hope we can get this added! Minetest is now called Luanti, and it is available as a Flatpack if that helps: https://flathub.org/apps/org.luanti.luanti

Thank you @nottheend While all such low-code/no-code tech is interesting, unless the more general capabilities are clearly documented and easily deliverable, I kinda doubt packaging Openkoda would be worth the time and effort. But hey, who know? Maybe it appeals to someone and maybe we have some insurtech providers/users here - it's a broad community !

It looks like it has a lot of potential to become a true Clockify alternative (still some way to go).