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FlowDesk
A local-first workspace for teams and creators
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A local-first workspace for teams and creators
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FlowDesk is open source. Anyone is welcome to study, fork, and build their own projects using the source code in accordance with the project's license. However, the official FlowDesk project is maintained and released only by the FlowDesk core team. Contributions to the official project are accepted through review and approval by the maintainers.
The open source approach is refreshing, and the repo is clean enough to fork without hours of cleanup. The core team's review process seems strict though, which is probably a good thing long term.
@kocanaoglu80506 Thank you for your thoughtful feedback!
Making the codebase accessible for learning and experimentation has been one of my goals from the beginning. At the same time, I want to keep the official project stable and maintainable as it grows, so contributions go through a careful review process.
Anyone is welcome to learn from, fork, or build upon FlowDesk. The official project, however, is maintained through a reviewed contribution process to help ensure long-term quality and consistency.
I really appreciate you taking the time to explore the repository and share your thoughts!
A docker compose file or one click deploy option would be a huge help for getting started quickly. Most people exploring an open source project want to spin it up in minutes, and wrestling with manual setup usually costs you potential contributors.
the maintainer-first approach to contributions shows real care for code quality. open source done with that level of curation tends to age really well.