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by gelnior 13y ago
Yeah there are plenty alternatives now like Cozy Cloud or Owncloud. https://www.cozycloud.cc&#x2F ; http://owncloud.org&#x2F ;
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by gelnior 13y ago
Locker project proposed to fetch all data from your cloud services. If I didn't miss something, that was not a web server. With Cozy, you can install any kind of app: photo manager, note manager, dashboards, external service aggregator... T
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by gelnior 13y ago
Thank you rjh29 for your feedbacks about the installation script. Here are some additional informations: * The script installs with apt-get what is possible to install with this tools. The tarballs downloaded are not random tarballs, they a
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Show HN: a Node.js personal cloud you can hack, host and delete(cozy.io)
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by gelnior 13y ago
You should have a look at this: http://cozy.io/
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The Private, Personal, Open Source, Ad-Free Cloud.(michaelaaronsonmd.com)
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KNACSS minimalist, responsive and extensible CSS framework(github.com)
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A startup with no office, hipster tools and open source products(slideshare.net)
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How to migrate a REST API written with RailwayJS to CompoundJS (blog.cozycloud.cc)
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Lifelogging and Self Quantization : the good and the bad(gelnior.wordpress.com)
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2 years of FOSS Project, retrospective(gelnior.wordpress.com)
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by gelnior 14y ago
And how do you make a social app, you can use from anywhere with good UI without webserver/client ? Moreover web servers are compatible with peer-to-peer and provide application agnostic connectors.
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Building a startup: the beginnings (march – may 2012)(gelnior.wordpress.com)
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Fabtools: Fabric for humans(github.com)
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by gelnior 14y ago
If you are comfortable with Scala and think it fits well for your project go for it. There are some frameworks like Lift or Play with which you can start quickly a web app.
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Freedombox has a deadline(lists.alioth.debian.org)
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How to quickly start a single-page application with Node.js(gelnior.wordpress.com)
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Node.js: Understanding process.nextTick()(howtonode.org)
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Pogoplug Series 4 review(theverge.com)
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Robust architecture for email self-hosting(minutebutterfly.de)
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Building an energy efficient server (freedomboxblog.nl)
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An Open Think Tank to change the web(wiki.socialswarm.net)
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Building a startup : the beginnings (january – february 2012)(gelnior.wordpress.com)
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What’s new about decentralized social networks?(gelnior.wordpress.com)
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Latest Javascript and Node.js trends(gelnior.wordpress.com)
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Wat or how to make fun of popular programming languages(destroyallsoftware.com)
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New distributed social network based on self hosting(newebe.org)
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by gelnior 15y ago
Did you install mongodb ?
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by gelnior 15y ago
Thank you, README is good now.
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by gelnior 15y ago
Yes, I had the same problem. Ponyo (example application) code on github can give you some hints, I tried to make things clean and as light as possible. https://github.com/gelnior/ponyo For client-only JS applications, have a look at Brunc

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