https://www.budibase.com/
https://docs.budibase.com/
https://github.com/Budibase/budibase

Another no-code/low-code site/app builder like GrapesJS (which I admire) except this solution has additional features I have yet to see in any other open source app builder mainly being: Automation or Workflows...I have been keeping an eye on Budibase for some time and they have eventually gone from alpha to private beta to public beta to soon officially launching!

At the moment there appears to be a lack of SSO/SAML and they do currently plan on charging for that feature (@ $6 a user a month) not bad but not ideal.. The rest of the app is open source/self hostable & is still VERY promising =]

• DATA: Add and manage your data with ease
• DESIGN: Build with pixel-perfect blocks
• AUTOMATE: Automate manual processes

Baserow

https://baserow.io/blog/open-source-release-of-baserow

"Create your own database without technical experience. Our user friendly no-code tool gives you the powers of a developer without leaving your browser"

They have a road map through Nov on their site too: https://baserow.io/

This was also mentioned in: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2517/seatable-speadsheet-meets-database

Looks very promising +1

Mealie is a self hosted recipe manager and meal planner
https://hay-kot.github.io/mealie/
"I'm getting hungry just looking at it..."

https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/kp3qih/mealie_a_self_hosted_recipe_manager_alpha_release/

Main Features

• Recipes
• Automatic web scrapping for common recipe platforms
• Interactive API Documentation thanks to FastAPI and Swagger
• UI Recipe Editor
• JSON Recipe Editor in browser
• Custom tags and categories
• Rate recipes
• Add notes to recipes
• Meal Planner
• Random Meal plan generation based off categories
• Expose notes in the API to allow external applications to access relevant information for meal plans

Database Import / Export

-Easily Import / Export your recipes from the UI
-Export recipes in markdown format for universal access
-Use the default or a custom jinja2 template

Could not decide where to post this:

• Feature Request
• App Wishlist
  or
• App Packaging & Dev

So Discuss it is lol

@plusone-nick said in Open registration: 11 Jan 2020, 09:55

Also interested in this use case - if any code is shared please let me know =] I will also look into giving this a shot

Over the last few years I have been self teaching web development with the intent of making an app for users to self register for a Cloudron instance. One major requirement I had was I wanted the app to be "inside" Cloudron and not in another VPS
So after a lot of studying and banging my head on the wall I have a version that I feel is sufficient enough to use and share with the community!

Here it is!!!🥳

Git: https://git.plusone.network/nick/cloudron-registration-community

Any questions, thoughts or suggestions are welcome!
Also, I am open to do custom front end work if anyone wants custom branding or a different layout

Final Note: If anyone is willing to help package this app for Cloudron please reach out

+1

https://www.kasmweb.com/
https://www.kasmweb.com/kasm_server.html

Leverages Docker for "Streaming isolated remote applications and desktops to the browser"

Key points: Enterprise Features (Community Edition limited to 5 sessions at a time)

• AD / LDAP integration
• SAML Single Sign-on

Seems pretty useful, especially coupled with the rest of Cloudron. Many use cases can be applied here.

They are on 1.7 and appear to be gaining customers - worth keeping an eye on at the least

@andreasdueren Quick update! I have completed the port over to PHP along with a new front end design =] Here is a quick demo with +1 theming:

Next I will be forking the project to make the Cloudron Community Theme & also scrub any keys/URLs

Here is the git repo where I will publish: https://git.plusone.network/nick/cloudron-registration-community
Currently there is only the readme notes but you can check them out in the meantime if anyone is interested in how Wappler works or would like more insight into how the app is designed. I have screenshots and code snippets of all of the API's & Variables. There are 5 items that must be changed (2 URL's, 2 ENV Variables & 1 Config Secret Key) and then its as simple as dropping it into a LAMP app! =]

EDIT: Forgot to leave the URL: https://join.plusonenetwork.xyz/
This is on my test/demo org so feel free to register& try it out yourself! I will be purging this instance eventually or you can message me to remove your user if you'd like

I do plan on adding more security/validation features in the near future but this should do for now...

Any thoughts or suggestions are more than welcome! =]

@andreasdueren I have recently built a reg page with the same features but using Wappler/PHP and the LAMP app in Cloudron
Currently cleaning up the project and plan on releasing it for the community =]

Over 200,000 Servers in One Place! Visiting Hetzner in Falkenstein (Germany)

From Desktops to customer servers +1🤯

Its nice that every app has its on min requirements set but it would be helpful to be able to select any additional resources upon creation, mainly memory/RAM

Not super vital but a good quality of life feature =]

+1

We are all a pretty tight community at this point, but putting aside the reddit and mastodon "external" comments for a minute... Ive been a cloudron user, customer & supporter since the beta & was mainly drawn to the platform for its Open Source solution....when that changed I understood the reasoning, calculated the positives & they simply outweighed the negatives. Has that move been "BAD" ? maybe in terms of some "adoption" but my point is that I would have and always will pay for the value @girish & @nebulon are providing!! So, YES it would be ideal for Cloudron to be fully open source...For me its a matter of "Principal"... The amount of people who would actually roll out their own implementation without support are far and in-between. Myself & others I am sure are literally going out of our way to sell this platform/solution for both of our sake... Personally I would prefer that we go with the Red Hat model over the SFDC model. Regardless I'm here for the ride & appreciate everything ya'll are doing. +1

noodl.net - Accelerate Development with Scalable Low-Code Powered by AI

https://www.noodl.net/

• Very well thought out and are converting to fully open source!
• Documentation is good
• Connect to any API/DB
• Docker API Backend
• "Flat" SPA front end - I've already dropped a template into surfer no problem
• Node/Graph Based system
• Leverages NodeJS/Express & React + other bells and whistles
• AI integration (ChatGPT for now - ALL providers/Open Source LLMs soon)
• What more do i need to say?!?!?
• There are too many features for me to go over them all now and the site is really good so i suggest to take a look

+1

@marcusquinn Pretty sure I already made a request for this - will check
EDIT: Yeah here https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/7042/select-resources-on-app-creation
Funny we basically have the same title too

Hello All,

Found this free and open source resume builder (I think on reddit)
Its written in Node
It does appear that they have only implemented Firebase environment variables for deployment
& also appears to be missing LDAP (it has Google sign in or anonymously just to test the app...)

Maybe someone can estimate the amount of refactoring / additional work needed?
Might be worth the effort? Maybe not?
The solution does look nice and generally useful...

Github: https://github.com/AmruthPillai/Reactive-Resume
Dockerhub: https://hub.docker.com/r/amruthpillai/reactive-resume

Cloudron + Mixpost + LAMP = +1

Note: this is for the Pro/Enterprise version of Mixpost

On a fresh LAMP install open a terminal

Step 1:

 cd /app/data/

Step 2:

 composer create-project inovector/mixpost-pro-team-app

Step 3: From the File Manager: You can use command line if you like

 Change owner of the mixpost-pro-team-app folder to www-data

Step 4 Enter the mixpost-pro-team-app folder and open .env and Populate:

APP_URL=https://YOUR-DOMAIN
APP_ENV=production (WHEN READY)
APP_DEBUG=fale

Step 5: Populate SQL (creds @: /app/data/credentials.txt)

DB_HOST=172.18.30.1            /
DB_PORT=3306                     /
DB_DATABASE=CLOUDRON_MYSQL_DATABASE
DB_USERNAME=CLOUDRON_MYSQL_USERNAME
DB_PASSWORD=CLOUDRON_MYSQL_PASSWORD

NOTE: I had to put the slash / after the two DB_ env vars because the numbers were causing a line bug in the markdown while generating this post so make sure to remove them if you copy and paste the whole code block

Step 6: Populate REDIS (creds @: /app/data/credentials.txt )

REDIS_HOST=CLOUDRON_REDIS_HOST
REDIS_PASSWORD=CLOUDRON_REDIS_PASSWORD
REDIS_PORT=6379

- Save and Close

Step 7: Configure Database Tables:

cd /app/data/mixpost-pro-team-app  
php artisan queue:batches-table
php artisan migrate
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=mixpost-config

Step 8: go to and edit

/app/data/apache/app.conf

Change both instances of: /app/data/public
To:

/app/data/mixpost-pro-team-app/public

- Save and Close

Step 9: On the CRON tab paste and save below:

* * * * * cd /app/data/mixpost-pro-team-app && php artisan schedule:run >> /app/data/null 2>&1

Step 10: Install Supervisor:

sudo apt-get install supervisor

Step 11: Cache Config:

php artisan config:cache

Step 12: Cache Routes:

php artisan route:cache

Step 13: Restart the APP to save the config

Step 14: Go to /app/data/mixpost-pro-team-app/ & Then Start Horizon

cd /app/data/mixpost-pro-team-app/
php artisan horizon

Step 15: Go to the landing page and register!

🦾

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NOTE: i think there is still a need to figure out a solution to configure Supervisor: https://docs.inovector.com/books/server-configuration-mixpost/page/installing-configuring-supervisor

• Until then manually start the app with php artisan horizon as needed

• I Only have one license so I had to retrace the steps I took. If there are any errors please forgive me!

• If anyone runs into issues let me know. I will help troubleshoot and can rebuild my instance as needed =]
  ️+1

Brace yourselves for new members 🥰

Not all apps are created equally and that shows when it comes time to package for Cloudron. With that being said it would be ideal to have at least one or two good low code solutions on the platform. Then creating new apps and features could be streamlined and "standardized" on a higher level further enabling end users.

Mostly all of these are open source to some extent, there may be 1 or 2 that slipped by the vetting process but in general most of these are potential candidates.

• Appsmith (https://www.appsmith.com/) https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4866/appsmith?_=1653257215685
• Toljet (https://www.tooljet.com/) https://github.com/ToolJet/ToolJet
• Refine (https://refine.dev/)
• Structr (https://structr.com/)
• Open Catapult (https://opencatapult.net/)
• Saltcorn (https://saltcorn.com/)
• Tymly (https://tymly.io/)
• TeleportHQ (https://teleporthq.io/)
• Amplication (https://amplication.com/)
• Appsemble (https://appsemble.com/en/)
• Lowdefy (https://lowdefy.com/)
• Joget (https://www.joget.org/)
• Convertigo (https://www.convertigo.com/)
• JetAdmin (https://www.jetadmin.io/)

Especially since we already have complementing apps like: Baserow, Directus, Metabase, NocoDB, n8n, Minio and more the next logical step is to have a good low code solution to complete the pairing.

I am holding off on making app Wishlist entries for the rest of the list as there are quite a few. Additionally I am interested in everyone's thoughts and opinions here!

IMO, this is a HUGE opportunity and a "platform type" feature that will be standard going forward. I get exciting thinking of being able to launch a low code app on Cloudron with a few clicks and then creating basically any solution... Its a testament to how powerful open source and technology is with the right configuration.

+1

This would be a major +1 addition
Integrates with: NextCloud, OnlyOffice, RocketChat & BigBlueButton!
Great educational offering!
=]

@Kubernetes I am willing and able! I've yet to officially package an app on my own but I am eager to learn and feel I know enough to where I can help, plus I have the summer off coming up so plenty of time for projects =]

@atrilahiji Niiice! GG +1 How do you like the triple monitors? what about 2 or 4?
I am currently half at home/office but my best upgrade at home has to be the Husky workbench aka standing desk lol

Not running 4 monitors anymore, went down to 2 but am putting the 3rd back Also I have moved the rig off the desk - it was originally for gaming and have replaced it with a lil lenovo thinclient as my daily driver. Lastly its not this clean anymore...

@robi Looks like its just you and I who like this idea lol! I understand everyone's concern of outdated systems & the extra support work it could lead to. It was more of a "its the free tier so its their problem to deal with" proceed at your own risk but fully rethinking it again that might be a good recipe for disaster, leaving people out to dry. There could be some use cases for "static" systems like in an isolated network but that's not common. Regardless appreciate everyone feedback and glad we can have a discussion without any issues. 🦾Cloudron