Key innovations in Nextcloud Hub 24: <\/p>\n
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- Migration tools have been provided, allowing users to export all their data as a single archive and import it elsewhere. server<\/a>The export includes user and profile settings, application data (Groupware, Files), calendars, comments, favorites, etc. Migration support has not yet been added to all applications, but a special API has been proposed for extracting application-specific data, which will be gradually implemented. The migration tools enable users to be independent of the platform and simplify the transfer of their information; for example, a user can quickly transfer data to their home server at any time.
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<\/center>\n- Changes aimed at improving performance and scalability have been added to the file storage and sharing subsystem (Nextcloud Files). An Enterprise Search API has been introduced for indexing content stored in Nextcloud by external search engines. Selective permission management for sharing has been implemented, allowing users to receive individual edit, delete, and upload rights in shared folders. The email sharing feature (Share-by-mail) now generates temporary tokens for verifying the email address owner instead of using a fixed password.\n
Database load during routine operations has been reduced by up to 4 times. The number of database queries when displaying folder content in the interface has decreased by 75%. Additionally, the number of database calls when working with user profiles has been significantly reduced. The efficiency of avatar caching has been improved, now generating only two size variants. The storage of user activity information has been optimized. A built-in profiling system has been added to identify bottlenecks. proxy server<\/a> Connections to Redis have been reduced. The processing of quotas, handling of tokens, WebDAV access, and reading user status data have been accelerated. The use of caching has been expanded to speed up resource access. Page load times have been reduced.
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<\/center> <\/p>\nAdministrators can now set arbitrary times for background tasks to be performed during periods of low activity. Functionality has been introduced for offloading thumbnail generation and resizing operations to a separate microservice that runs in Docker. Data related to user activity processing can now be offloaded to a separate database. <\/p>\n
- The collaboration components interface (Nextcloud Groupware) has been improved. The calendar\/scheduler now features accept\/decline buttons for invitations, allowing users to change their participation status directly from the web interface. The email client has added functionality for scheduling message sending and canceling recently sent emails.\n
- In the Nextcloud Talk messaging system, performance improvements have been made and support for reactions has been added, allowing users to express their feelings about a message using Emoji. A Media tab has been introduced, where all multimedia files sent in the chat are displayed and can be searched. Integration with the desktop has been enhanced \u2014 users can now reply from the pop-up notification of a new message and incoming calls have been simplified. The mobile version offers the option to choose the audio output device. When screen sharing, support for streaming not only the image but also system audio to other users has been added.
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<\/center>\n- The integrated office suite (Collabora Online) now features a new interface with a tabbed menu (the top menu items appear as changing toolbars).\n
- Collaboration tools now include automatic file locking during editing in the Text and Collabora Online office applications (this locking prevents other clients from making changes to the edited file), with the option to manually lock and unlock files if desired.\n
- The Nextcloud Text editor now supports tables and information cards. Direct image uploads through a drag-and-drop interface have been introduced. Autocomplete has been implemented when inserting Emoji.\n
- In the Nextcloud Collectives program, which provides an interface for building knowledge bases and linking documents to groups, flexible access rights configuration has been implemented, allowing access to multiple pages via a single link. <\/ul>\n
- Changes aimed at improving performance and scalability have been added to the file storage and sharing subsystem (Nextcloud Files). An Enterprise Search API has been introduced for indexing content stored in Nextcloud by external search engines. Selective permission management for sharing has been implemented, allowing users to receive individual edit, delete, and upload rights in shared folders. The email sharing feature (Share-by-mail) now generates temporary tokens for verifying the email address owner instead of using a fixed password.\n