I trink cloudron Need More Apps like these.
Any dev chance to compile these with ldap?

@bubonicfred @girish any progress on Loomio? Just trialling it in our organisation and inclusion would make the case for Cloudron stronger for us.

All the more reason to have a self-hosted version that works well independently of corporate interests.

Looks like there is a an official Joplin server. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/joplin-server-pre-release-is-now-available/13605

It'd be nice to see that combined with the web app for cloudron.

I dropped a line on their Github issue to see if anyone is interested. 🙂

I just came here to post this, looks like a great option for XMPP!

They recently published these which give a bit more detail about what they are all about:

Snikket is an ambitious project to build a new kind of XMPP-based messaging platform.

Until now, the XMPP ecosystem has been very fragmented - a collection of projects with a mixture of different designs, terminologies and quality. Diversity is excellent, and the foundation of any healthy ecosystem. But we also need to have some amount of consistency. Snikket aims to provide this consistency, and provide a friendly entrance to the world of XMPP.

Snikket aims to:

Provide an XMPP client for every major platform, with each client having consistent branding, terminology, and features. Provide a simple XMPP service that is easy to deploy and maintain, and provides all the necessary features for Snikket clients out of the box.

From https://snikket.org/about/goals/

For our Android client we selected Conversations. For iOS, Siskin. The server is based on Prosody.

All of these projects are good projects on their own. But by combining them under a single brand, performing focused interoperability testing and improving UI/UX consistency, we gain a new project that is greater than the sum of its components.

To be clear, these are not “hard forks” of the projects. Quite the opposite. We work closely with the developers, and have sponsored features in both Conversations and Siskin to get to where we are today. Our work on invite-based onboarding grew into a whole new feature in Prosody. Everything that makes sense in the upstream project gets pushed upstream. Lessons learned in UI/UX will likewise get added to the Modern XMPP documentation for other client developers to benefit from.

Snikket is not about replacing any of the individual projects, but about joining them together in a neat way and extending XMPP’s reach to new audiences.

From https://snikket.org/blog/products-vs-protocols/

Here is there quick start guide:
https://snikket.org/service/quickstart/

They've also started work on a web portal for the server
https://github.com/snikket-im/snikket-web-portal

@luckow Oooo, very cool!

@brutalbirdie yes that's right - i use a local copy of the influx binaries to manage the server running in cloudron. Thanks for picking this up - been out on vacation 🙂

@timconsidine
It looks like a good option.

@msbt Opps. Yesterday was a long day...

Not sure I know what to do. I think I will try and delete it to avoid confusion.

@grienauer Yes I think is better self-hosting ... 🙂

+1 for Canvas LMS on Cloudron

@kaxline Did you get a chance to do this yet?

I am always curious why turtl is not more popular. It does not seem like it has been updated much in the past few yeas. But it does have an android app
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lyonbros.turtl&hl=en_US&gl=US

@jdaviescoates Interesting, a PHP app that has ActivityPub. For some reason I assumed most ActivityPub apps would all be fancy-dancy future-tech-language apps. This looks interesting, and easily hostable even without Cloudron.