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Poor naming, in my opinion. Don't be surprised to receive a letter from LinkedIn's legal team. I suggest renaming the project ASAP to avoid any potential trademark-related issues.
Not a fan of the name. I read it as linked in, thinking it was a bookmark service by linked in at first. Perhaps, the counter positive, dinkling.
Not a fan of the name. I read it as linked in, thinking it was a bookmark service by linked in at first. Perhaps, the counter positive, dinkling.
I like your suggestion too, but I would hold off from renaming unless I can say with certainty that it is a common issue.
Poor naming, in my opinion. Don't be surprised to receive a letter from LinkedIn's legal team. I suggest renaming the project ASAP to avoid any potential trademark-related issues.
Is there an account for demo?
FYI the email is not used, the registration completes immediately without confirmation.
Not a fan of the name. I read it as linked in, thinking it was a bookmark service by linked in at first. Perhaps, the counter positive, dinkling.
Not a fan of the name. I read it as linked in, thinking it was a bookmark service by linked in at first. Perhaps, the counter positive, dinkling.
I'm sorry about the confusion, it definitely wasn't my intention to bounce off the LinkedIn brand to promote this. As explained in the README, it's really just a cute name, especially in german. I like your suggestion too, but I would hold off from renaming unless I can say with certainty that it is a common issue.
This looks very nice! It’s not mentioned in the README, so I’m wondering how persistence is handled? EDIT: To be clear, I see backups is mentioned, but I’m wondering if it’s a database file like sqlite3 or something else.
Yes, currently it uses a SQLite3 DB for storage. The DB is created or updated with Djangos migrate command which runs when the Docker container starts. The DB file can be found in the data folder. Thanks for your comment, it made me realize I stopped thinking about persistence at some point and now I had to look up on SQLite usage in production. However for the apps current use-case of handling one account / one pers…
Incidentally Firefox also uses SQLite for storing bookmarks (among other things.)
Linkding is a very lean bookmark service that provides bookmark management, tag categorization and search. It is built to be self-hosted and runs perfectly fine on a Raspberry Pi. It also provides an import/export function that is compatible with other services like Pinboard.in. After using Pinboard.in for several years I noticed that I basically only ever use the features described above. Also while I like the minim…