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technology [2022/10/13 14:54] – [Newsletter] ntnsndrtechnology [2022/10/13 14:57] – [GitHub] ntnsndr
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 **How it works**: DokuWiki uses the same user account system as other apps on the Cloudron system. All MEDLab team members have edit access; Nathan has admin access. **How it works**: DokuWiki uses the same user account system as other apps on the Cloudron system. All MEDLab team members have edit access; Nathan has admin access.
  
-===== GitHub =====+===== GitLab =====
  
-''github.com/medlabboulder''+''gitlab.com/medlabboulder''
  
-**What it is**: GitLab is an open-source code collaboration platform, similar to GitHub. We mainly use GitLab for this purpose, but occasionally it makes sense to use GitHub instead, because it is more widely used by others.+**What it is**: GitLab is an open-source code collaboration platform, similar to GitHub.
  
-**How it works**: Create an account on GitHub.com, and Nathan can grant you access to relevant projects.+**How it works**: Create an account on GitLab.com, and Nathan can grant you access to relevant projects.
  
 +We are in the process of shifting over to a self-hosted Git platform, Gogs (''git.medlab.host''), but we have yet to replace some GitLab features we rely on (e.g., the Pages service).
 ===== GitLab ===== ===== GitLab =====
  
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 Element does not support threaded discussions, but you can reply to others' posts. Use lots of reaction emojis! If you want to send an email notification to everyone in the room, include ''@room'' in your message. You can also notify individuals with ''@[username]''. Element does not support threaded discussions, but you can reply to others' posts. Use lots of reaction emojis! If you want to send an email notification to everyone in the room, include ''@room'' in your message. You can also notify individuals with ''@[username]''.
  
-===== Tiny Tiny RSS ===== 
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-''feed.medlab.host'' 
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-**What it is**: A manager for RSS and other syndication feeds. Useful for curating news, journal publications, and more. 
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-**How it works**: Anyone with a ''my.medlab.host'' account can log in and use it. Here's a basic workflow for creating a feed (say, of journals you want to follow): 
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-  * Click the three-horizontal-line "hamburger" menu at the top-right. Choose "Subscribe to feed." 
-  * Find the RSS feed for the journal you want to subscribe to on the journal's website. Usually this will be marked with a logo that looks like [[https://duckduckgo.com/?q=rss+feed&t=ffab&iax=images&ia=images|this]]. If it works correctly, you should see recent articles from that journal appear in Tiny Tiny RSS. 
-  * Go back to the hamburger menu and choose "Preferences," and then click the "Feeds" tab at the top. Under the "Categories" drop-down, choose "Add category," and call it "Journals" or whatever you want. 
-  * Exit preferences, and right/command-click the name of the feed you created on the left sidebar. Place it in the "Journals" category. 
-  * In the left sidebar, click on the category name, "Journals." Now you can see all the articles for all the feeds you add to this category. If you want to read them outside this app, you can add them to any RSS reader (such as Feeder on Android) by clicking the little orange feed icon at the top next to the name "Journals." That will give you a URL you can share. 
  
 ===== Twitter ===== ===== Twitter =====