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I‘m really curious what software/apps @nextcloud GmbH actually uses themselves for developing #Nextcloud.
In particular which Nextcloud apps are in use globally?
For example, assuming Files is used heavily would be an obvious thing.
But which other apps are actually used widely by themselves? #DogFooding
@MacLemon @nextcloud Talk is heavily used internally, calendar, then it depends a bit on teams and individuals, but we run also deck, contacts, teams, tables, collabora, whiteboard, tasks, text, analytics, polls, groupfolders, collectives, notes, mail and a bunch of more things. We also upgrade to a major's beta for ultimate dog fooding before a release. For me most important is talk, calendar, collectives, tasks and tables.
@blizzz @nextcloud Thanks for getting back to me!
We use these as syncing backend only:
- Files
- Calendar
- Tasks
- Contacts
- Group folders
Webinterface is only used for troubleshooting issues.
Heavily used, but extreme performance issues:
- Deck
Somewhat used via Webinterface:
- Collectives for documentation
Only as dependency/troubleshooting calendar:
- Mail
No usecase yet:
- Whiteboard
- Analytics
- Polls
- Notes
- Tables
Explicitly don’t want:
- Talk
@blizzz @MacLemon @nextcloud To add to what Arthur said, marketing team uses Deck heavily to plan/organize everything. And we're starting to use Analytics app too. 💪 
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