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All the random domain sha1 like domain names are confusing. I also dislike that many of the apps have missing features compared to the actual apps and they get

by educar 10y ago

All the random domain sha1 like domain names are confusing. I also dislike that many of the apps have missing features compared to the actual apps and they get embedded in iframes. I understand all these are done for security. Related: https://cloudron.io https://cloudron.io. Unlike sandstorm, it's docker based and has a very good app store - https://cloudron.io/appstore.html https://cloudron.io/appstore.html.

Veratyr 10y ago
Unlike Sandstorm though, Cloudron hosting is limited to managed by them or Amazon's cloud. Being able to control your self hosted app environment is a big part of why you'd do it.
- educar 10y ago
  Yeah, I think that is correct. BTW, I just searched and agolia now and found https://urbit.org/ https://urbit.org/
  - ORioN63 10y ago
    Urbit is a whole different beast, but shares the same goal: Decentralization.
teraflop 10y ago
There's a proposed W3C specification for "suborigins" which would allow isolating webapps at a more fine-grained level than the current host:port combination. It'll probably be a good long while before it gets fully standardized and implemented, though. https://w3c.github.io/webappsec-suborigins/ https://w3c.github.io/webappsec-suborigins/
- simplehuman 10y ago
  What's nice about cloudron is that it seems to use subdomains (from their demo).