Vikash Kothary

Considering this is made in React, React Native would probably be the next logical step. Maybe we could look into [React Native for Web](https://github.com/necolas/react-native-web) and build everything from one codebase?...

Hi @mwakerman, - Yep sure. I'll create a fork and make the changes. - Organisations allow for better team and permissions control for collaboration. It is also useful for grouping...

Hi, I created the ankicommunity repo from this repo. It is part of the roadmap to keep it in sync it with @tsudoko's repo which does seem to be the...

@afkLuna Please head over to AnkiCommunity. Docker is the quickest way to get started. You can see how by going to this repo: https://github.com/ankicommunity/docker-anki-sync-server.

Thanks for everyone's contributions. My goal is the make sure that these projects as a whole get the attention they deserve. @kuklinistvan That all sounds good. So I want it...

@kuklinistvan Glad to have you onboard :) So what we've done for the original anki server, is just forked the repo and added a link to the fork in the...

> What is the next step with the docker-anki-sync-server repository for me? @kuklinistvan Awesome. Could you update the README with a link to [ankicommunity/docker-anki-sync-server](https://github.com/ankicommunity/docker-anki-sync-server). Then archive your repo so all...

> @VikashKothary Just before archiving, I checked [ankicommunity/docker-anki-sync-server](https://github.com/ankicommunity/docker-anki-sync-server) today - what permissions do I have there so far? From here it seems to be read-only. Hi @kuklinistvan, you're now an...

@kuklinistvan Another contributor recommended creating a Glitter chat. Apparently it's popular with open source projects. Here is the link: https://gitter.im/ankicommunity/community. You can private message me there too.

The file is executable and therefore should not need the python command.