This week’s open source application is Zulip
Zulip is a free, open source group chat application that combines the immediacy of real-time chat with the productivity benefits of threaded conversations. Zulip combines the immediacy of Slack with an email threading model. This characteristic set it apart from all...This week’s open source application is Jitsi
Jitsi, which is written mostly in Java, is a free and open source communication platform that provides secure video conferencing and allows SIP-based voice calls on Windows, Mac, and Linux computers, as well as Android and iOS mobile devices. Jitsi supports several...This week’s open source application is Tox
Tox is an open source messaging application that prioritize the privacy and security of its users. Tox is built on the idea that you can keep up with friends and family without having your privacy violated. While other proprietary services might require you to pay to...This week’s open source application is MAPS.ME
MAPS.ME (formerly known as MapsWithMe) is a free, open source mobile app for iOS, Android and BlackBerry that provides offline maps of 345 countries and islands based on OpenStreetMap data. Unlike Google Maps, say, MAPS.ME still works when you are completely offline....A Cost-Saving Approach to IT Implementation
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