hi, Am Dienstag, den 14.06.2016, 11:39 +0100 schrieb Alan Bell: > If you are looking for the one true branded social platform at one > URL > and with all humans of the world on it, and you want the Ubuntu phone > to > support it then you are doing it wrong. The whole webapp approach > based > on Url patterns seems to be doing it wrong. it supports single url > instances of software as a service platforms. We have a lens that > works > for bbc.co.uk, a webapp that works for gmail.com etc, they are built > to > work with fixed fully qualified domain names owned by other people. > What would be cool is having the webapp architecture work so that > you > can build a webapp for "elgg instances" so you can go to > https://elgg.org/ and install elgg on your Ubuntu server for your > tennis > club or school or software community and we have a client for the > Ubuntu > phone that works well with software on your Ubuntu server. Not a > client > on your Ubuntu phone that works OK with a specific proprietary SaaS > platform that hates freedom.
right, you would just have a snappy cloud instance (or your rpi at home
running snappy) that has the backend server as a snap to provide you
what you need, including full notification support etc in a safe, self
hosted way ...
ciao
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