The Nextcloud Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The Nextcloud Podcast interviews Nextcloud community members, contributors, users and others, keeping you up to date on what is happening.
In this 17th episode, our host Marius talked with Frank Karlitschek, the Founder and CEO of Nextcloud.
In this 16th episode, our host Ingo talked with Daphne Muller, the Support lead at Nextcloud. Daphne shared with us the interesting story that led her to Nextcloud, her well-known Tedx talk on privacy and much more!
Max and Jonas share the idea behind the Collectives app and Marie explains what Prototype Fund is, how can you apply and get your innovative Open source project funded!
Galina explains what ONLYOFFICE is with all its capabilities and functionalities, and the important advantages of ONLYOFFICE with millions of users worldwide in various sectors, from SMEs to large enterprises.
Matthieu covers interesting topics of Desktop Client such as Sync Client, how it works, and the new features like Virtual files, Speedup sync, E2E encryption, and more.
Find more about UX Design in general and Nimisha's experience as a designer at Nextcloud!
Learn more about what hosting.de is, how and why they chose Nextcloud, and the simple and quick steps of getting started with Nextcloud, either as a home or business user.
In this 10th episode, our host Ingo talked with Michael Meeks, the enthusiastic Open Source developer and General Manager of Collabora Productivity, leading Collabora Online and Office products, supporting customers, and consulting on development alongside his team.
In this 9th-episode, our host Ingo talked with Marco Nöchel, the CEO, and engineer Thorsten Krüger from HKN GmbH, which is the biggest multi-region German Openstack Cloud, and Nextcloud silver partner.
In this eight-episode, our host Ingo talked with Arthur, the Senior Software Engineer at Nextcloud about Nextcloud Flow. Nextcloud Flow is the workflow engine of Nextcloud.
On our seventh podcast, Ingo talks to an amazing community member, Stefan Niedermann about how he started contributing to Nextcloud and developing Nextcloud Notes and Nextcloud Deck app.
Edeltraut had the opportunity to work for Nextcloud from different locations and here’s her story from her current location: tuning in directly from Hawaii!
A brief discussion with the Nextcloud sales engineering team lead about sales and engineering, as well as the Nextcloud features around sharing between Nextcloud servers (federation), global address books and how Nextcloud makes it easier to keep your data private.
On our fourth podcast, host Ingo interviews Rhys Davies from Canonical about the Nextcloud Ubuntu Appliance. Find out what the Ubuntu appliances are all about, and what the benefits of Nextcloud as an appliance are.
On our third podcast, host Ingo discusses working remote with Nextcloud CEO Frank Karlitschek. Nextcloud is a company centered around remote work, hiring the best and most motivated people wherever they live. With some team members as far from our Stuttgart office as Hawaii and Cape Verde force us to work efficiently across time zones and vast distances. Frank and Ingo cover the what, why and how of working remotely, and discuss how Nextcloud itself is an important tool in how we collaborate.
In this episode we continue our conversation and turn towards the subject of design. What is design, how does Nextcloud do it and why is it so important?
In this very first episode we introduce our podcast, discussing with Nextcloud designer and community manager Jan Christoph Borchardt what our podcast will be covering going forward.