Asides

Resource usage makes a lot of difference when deciding between two alternative apps. Take for example this comparison for productivity apps #Kan vs. #Tududi. Huge difference!

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

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

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

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.

@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.