Earlier quoted context omitted.
Many demos I've seen online expect vandalism, and will reset to their original data on an hourly basis.
This does not change a substantial wrong-doing
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#23Looks really great. I wanted to test it but in the Installing Documentations i read this: "Installing packages You will see ALOT of errors with npm packages - ignore them, everything works anyway." Thats just not ok.
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#24This looks great, and I especially like the upfront and honest "Support" section. As someone who is trying to move my information under my own control at present (Rather than using and paying for multiple cloud systems) I understand the driving force behind the project and will be giving it a shot!
I thought we'd left the "It works in IE" mentality behind us? Apparently not, it seems.
So, considering I use almost all browsers except chrome, this project is a non starter for me.
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#26Been waiting for something like this for a long time ...
Only thing I would change is use sqlite rather than mysql. That way your data is in a single file that is easily portable.
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#28Really needs to sync with some 3rd party contact systems and have an app to make it properly viable.
Love the concept though.
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#29Have there been any commercial endeavors to make a project such as this? I have wanted something like that for a while, but I'd rather it be somewhat fully-baked and well supported. Still, congrats, it looks like great work, I'm planning on giving it a try.
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#30You should post on r/selfhosted ( https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/ ) Been waiting for something like this for a long time ... Only thing I would change is use sqlite rather than mysql. That way your data is in a single file that is easily portable.
`DATABASE_URL="sqlite:///%kernel.project_dir%/var/app.db"`
And point it to the correct directory where your file is located.