De OpenWoo-community komt elke tweede dinsdag van de maand samen. Leveranciers (Conduction, Xxllnc, OpenGemeenten, SHIFT2, Acato, Notubiz, iO), gemeenten in productie of acceptatie, en KOOP delen voortgang, blokkeerders, en het volgende stuk van de roadmap. Onder staan alle opgenomen sessies sinds eind 2023.
The final part of the four-part DeskDesk tutorial. Part 3 made bookings appear in NC Calendar with one schema annotation. Part 4 brings external knowledge — zone-specific etiquette, equipment notes, troubleshooting — from xWiki into the desk detail sidebar via a knowledge_article OpenRegister schema. Then we package the app and ship it.
External knowledge integration is the canonical case for OpenConnector: pull data from a system you don't own (xWiki here, but the same applies to Confluence, Notion, SharePoint, Decos, Mendix), surface it inside Nextcloud-native UI without making the user context-switch.
This is Part 3 of the four-part DeskDesk tutorial. Part 2 wired the desk and booking schemas. Part 3 makes those bookings appear in every user's Nextcloud Calendar — without writing a controller, an event listener, or any per-app calendar glue.
The trick: OpenRegister already ships an ICalendarProvider (RegisterCalendarProvider) that exposes any schema with a calendarProvider block as a virtual calendar. You declare the block on the booking schema. NC Calendar shows the events. That's the whole story.
This is Part 2 of the four-part DeskDesk tutorial. Part 1 left you with an empty app shell — a chassis, no data. Part 2 fills the chassis: three schemas, a manifest, and the same five Cn* pages drive every list, every detail view, every dashboard with the schema as the single source of truth.
The shape we keep saying "this saves you code" finally has numbers behind it: ~200 lines of hand-rolled Vue collapse to three.
This is Part 1 of a four-part tutorial that builds DeskDesk, a flexible desk-booking app for an open-office environment, on the full Conduction Nextcloud stack. The end product: pick a desk on a floor, book a slot, see your booking in your Nextcloud Calendar, and surface zone-specific knowledge articles from xWiki right next to the booking. Every piece reuses what @conduction/nextcloud-vue and OpenRegister already give you for free.
In Part 1 you scaffold the app, rename it, build it, and see the canonical app chassis on screen. No data, no integrations yet. We get the bones right first.
Every other tutorial in this academy needs a working Nextcloud. This is the fastest route: three commands and you run the official Nextcloud image locally, identical to production. No sales call, no demo environment that can go offline, no custom Dockerfile. After that you install the Conduction apps from the Nextcloud app store, the same path as production.
A Woo publication without files is metadata without evidence. In this tutorial you attach documents to a Woo publication through four upload modes: one file, multiple files at once, and large files in chunks. Plus publish, unpublish, and clean up.
The Dutch Open Government Act (Woo) requires government bodies to publish documents in eleven information categories. OpenRegister provides the storage model for that. In this tutorial you import the canonical Woo register, with all TOOI categories, in a few minutes.
A short note on a single OpenTelemetry collector processor that disproportionately moved the needle for us. This post is a placeholder while we draft the full version.
This is the first post on the new Conduction site. We are in active development; the brand book at connext.conduction.nl/identity will be re-homed here once the OpenCatalogi content plugin lands.
A short walk-through of the Model Context Protocol server we ship for OpenRegister. Placeholder while we draft the full version.
A short summary of the migration. Placeholder while we draft the full version with the customer's permission.
Recording and Q&A from the webinar. Placeholder while the video is uploaded and the transcript is prepared.
A 30-minute tutorial that takes you from a fresh Nextcloud install to a published app. Placeholder while we draft the full version.