21:11

@classicweb I guess they had to write those pages in html then, minding all the syntax/markup.

20:44

I just noticed #Grist attachment is not so reliable as say #Airtable or #Nocodb. Pasting into a cell from a screenshot from the clipboard, for example, replaces any existing attachment. Plus, how come there’s no indication how many attachments you have in the field for that record? #GetGrist

01:32

Kan PocketID OIDC setup

Callback: /api/auth/oauth2/callback/oidc
Gotta try this.
12:38

Cloudreve

Self-hosted file management and sharing system, supports multiple storage providers.
One of those Nextcloud alternatives.
22:59

@royal @grist #Grist #GetGrist is probably the most underrated low-code tool out there. Not #Airtable. Not #NoCoDB. Not #BaseRow. Etc.

22:47

A lot of the dislike for #Seafile seems to focus on its opaque server-side directory structure. But that’s just application-managed storage—if you want proper backups, you back up the entire Seafile instance, same as Paperless-ngx with its numeric filenames. Personally, I just want a responsive file-sharing app that’s light on resources and easy to maintain. That’s not how I’d describe #Nextcloud.

22:23

LifterLMS - Create & Sell Online Courses with WordPress

LifterLMS has everything you need to easily create, launch, and scale courses from your own WordPress LMS website.
They refused to define what LMS is, so here goes: Learning Management System. Apparently, an alternative to Moodle.
22:12

@oxidand and I also need custom fields and the ability to move documents across organizations. Been waiting for these #Papra features for a while now.

22:06

#Papra updated just an hour ago. Still no update on the feature I’ve been waiting for long now. Custom fields / properties. Always in backlog in their roadmap.

09:35

VizSQL - Visualize SQLite Schemas Instantly Online

Drop your .sqlite file to generate interactive ER diagrams. No login, 100% private, runs entirely in your browser.
Not sure about security here, although it states it runs entirely in your browser. Wish there’s a selfhosted alternative instead.