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Welcome to the first episode of the Nextcloud podcast in 2021!
In this seventh episode, we’re bringing to you a conversation between our host Ingo and Stefan Niedermann, who works as a software developer for more than 10 years now and is our active community member who really enjoys contributing to open source projects in his free time!
Stefan is the developer of the Nextcloud Notes and the Nextcloud Deck App.
When you join Nextcloud as a community member, there are various benefits, both for the community and yourself. You learn different apps and how to extend the ecosystem. It is a lot of fun! You can learn a lot from other people and they learn from you! And there are contributors from all over the world!
Find the feed on our podcast page! If you have not heard the previous episodes, you can find them there as well.
So tune in!
Today, we’ll be delving into the fascinating world of app design and exploring how the design team collaborates with the community to create amazing apps. To help us navigate this topic, I am joined by Nimisha Vijay, one of our talented designers at Nextcloud. Shownotes
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Nextcloud had a busy year to say the least. From events like the Nextcloud Conference to the Nextcloud Hub 3 release and more, 2022 holds many milestones and experiences for our users. In this exciting new episode, Marius talked with Frank about a variety of Nextcloud topics.
Per saperne di piùIn this 16th episode, our host Ingo talked with Daphne Muller, the Support lead at Nextcloud. Daphne shared with us the interesting story that led her to Nextcloud, her well-known Tedx talk on privacy and much more!
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