@fbartels
Definitely. Let’s see what is meant by ‘currently’.
Anyway, +1 for hypothes.is

@nebulon
In relation to hypothes.is as a self-hosted app, one scenario maybe missing on the cloudron.io landing page is Academia (next to Personal, Web hosting, Business).
It could be interesting to image which apps would be promoted and what’s maybe missing.

Neat!

This type of SW is so needed

@nj composer has the same issue in LAMP app. One has to bump up memory a lot . I guess that's fine.

@makemrproper said in Odoo - distributed business apps:

@jdaviescoates said in Odoo - distributed business apps:

But in my limited experience of playing around with it I found it severely lacking, and with a terribly confusing UX.
Pretty much all the things it does are done MUCH better by other tools that focuses on doing that task rather than hacking together an Odoo module that kinda sorta does it.

This is wrong.
It is not confusing and provides a clean UX.
The functionality that it offers out of the standard modules are great, and provides plenty of value as they come.
I have used them for business scenarios on and off for 10 years.

It's not wrong, it's just a different perspective.

I was just using their website module which imho was (and very likely still is) "severely lacking, and with a terribly confusing UX" (compared to pretty much any modern website building system, but I was mostly comparing it to WordPress given that's by far the most widely used system).

@makemrproper said in Odoo - distributed business apps:

Please if you want to continue down this rabbit hole discussion, please list tools which are much better suited that replace Odoo.

In this specific instance, fulfilling the needs of this specific client was much easier with WordPress, plus an additional forms plugins (forminator in that case).

@makemrproper said in Odoo - distributed business apps:

I have used them for business scenarios on and off for 10 years.

I think that is likely why you don't find the UX frustrating 😉

I don't doubt for a moment that it's possible to get great value from Odoo - clearly LOTS of people do. But it does seem to need quite a bit of learning before being able to do so effectively.

I want to use a queue control to n8n tasks. I saw this is commonly done with RabbitMQ, but I use kafka on other projects and I guessed it could be used as queue control as well. So, i tried to create a local kafka with docker, but it is not simple. I guess RabbitMQ is more friendly to IT usage.

@girish A couple of years ago, the maintainer of YaCy stated he wasn't going to do any further unpaid work to improve the project. Some improvements have happened since then, though these are largely the result of a paid project he is supporting. I haven't looked at the websited for a while but that certainly has had some big changes of late.

UPDATE!

Big changes have happened on the YaCy project website. There is a live demo of an instance now for people to try:

https://yacy.searchlab.eu/Status.html

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The YaCy Grid project has got off the ground now too. (The maintainer wanted this to be the way forward.)

If you haven't visited https://searchlab.eu recently, it is worth a look

https://searchlab.eu/en/access/download/

Seems to be some Dockerised options: https://www.qwant.com/?q=httpie+docker

@syn awesome 🙂 There's some apps that we are pushing out right now, will get to this. Thanks!

@marcusquinn Yes as you start to scale it becomes increasingly important.

I'm pretty happy with Keycloak for the actual Sign-in part, this looks like an interesting add-on for sharing the roles and profile data.

@Sam_uk yeah, not really 🙂
The commercial offering is not so good and they made it even tougher last year and salesmen were silently ignoring questions: didn't you just increase the price by 20-30%? Why so?

@robi Plebbit looks like it is going to be a strong platform for social media interaction. There is already a beta to try.

https://medium.com/@plebbit/about-plebbit-3edb35ac48f1

This would be a great alternative to Mautic which seems to have a broken builder and one can't save any code changes being made, which can be quite frustrating.

Also it seems easy to package as an npm app with lerna managing all the components.

@LoudLemur Interesting. Thank's for sharing!

Oh very nice, how come this is the first time reading about this? This would be amazing!