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Nunux Keeper with Android

Content curation is a day to day activity. Due to that, you may expect an availability on your day to day device: your smartphone. A good thing is that the Web App of Nunux Keeper try to be a Progressive Web App. Therefore you can appreciate a decent ergonomic on your smartphone. However the user experience is restricted to the browser capabilities. Even if the browser tend to be more and more integrated with the system (notifications, camera, etc), interactions between natives applications and web app are still limited.

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Self-hosting Nunux Keeper

Before running any script, let’s have a quick overview of the software architecture. Many software are used to power the solution, and a first glance at the architecture may give you the feeling that the solution is a bit complex. You would be wrong. A great approach to describe an architecture is a good drawing. An efficient schema model is the C4 model introduced by Simon Brown. This model is inspired by the geographic mapping.

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Behind the portal

From static page to static portal Any product should have at least a web page to describe briefly its purpose. Github or Gitlab help us with the README file of our repository. It is a convenient way to get quickly a public and referenced description of your product. At the beginning, I wrote this cool README file mainly focus on technical aspects of the product. Write a good README file is not so easy.

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What is content curation

It makes sense to start this product blog with a quick introduction of the concept behind this product. Nunux Keeper is introduced as a free content curation system. But what that means? Definition In a museum a curator (or a keeper) is the manager in charge of selecting the artworks and value their exhibits. Wikipedia provides us a far better definition. In short it’s the action to select, edit and share content.

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