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It took me quite some time to install all the dependencies needed to get into Uranus, but once I was in, it was quite pleasant. Are you planning on spending any time making Uranus mobile friendly?
I guess I’m a child
> In order to use Uranus, please install Docker in advance. Do people forget about the existence of filesystems and that we can literally put texts in a file using your favorite editor?
It took me quite some time to install all the dependencies needed to get into Uranus, but once I was in, it was quite pleasant. Are you planning on spending any time making Uranus mobile friendly?
> In order to use Uranus, please install Docker in advance. Do people forget about the existence of filesystems and that we can literally put texts in a file using your favorite editor?
I assume they're starting small but want to expand it out to web interfaces, syncing and maybe even a mobile app. Text files + git do have limitations when you're on a phone or other mobile device.
And also I should think about making mobile friendly Uranus.
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Thanks for your reply! So you mean you want more functional one, right?
I think the feedback was, this looks like a very simple (but possibly useful) app, it should not have such heavy dependencies.
Looks cool. You may like https://workflowy.com/
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I think the feedback was, this looks like a very simple (but possibly useful) app, it should not have such heavy dependencies.
What's heavy about any of that? I don't know what Tomcat is, but Docker is just a means of installing and running software in a VM(if host isn't Linux), Java is a perfectly fine language and runtime, and Postgres is a powerful and widely-used database. Any other self-hosted web app would require at least a language runtime and a database.
It took me quite some time to install all the dependencies needed to get into Uranus, but once I was in, it was quite pleasant. Are you planning on spending any time making Uranus mobile friendly?