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Obsidian MEDILIG (Medical Life Guard): An easy-to-use, flexible, secure, cross-platform medical knowledge management system for patient's Electronic Health Record (EHR) that is built on top of Obsidian software application for the design, implementation and use of autonomous, multilingual, clinical documents from primary care to continuing care.

The idea is to use Docker with VNC/noVNC to aggregate all the needed and related Developments tools/IDEs within a single Docker as an agile way to stand up specific collections of tools quick within a Container quick computing needs. REST Development (this GIT) to cover end-to-end needs from JSON/XML, REST connection, Swagger, MongoDB, Test, etc. The use-cases of this kind of VNC/noVNC docker container is just limited by your imaginations and your device or network limitations. Virtually it's accessible ubiquitously from Your favorite smartphones, tablets, e.g., iPad, SurfacePro, Amazon Fire tablet, Chrome PC, Desktop PC, etc. (Hmmm! in theory, if you can read tiny screens, you can even use your Apple iWatch to use KNIME, Eclipse Photon, IntelliJ, etc. as long as it can display HTML-5 Web Browsers.

OfficeShare is a designed to be a fully functional office suite, written purely for web browsers, so that people can edit documents from anywhere with an internet connection.

Got a ton of little yellow (Post-it) notes on your monitor? Snotes provides a way of having little note windows on your desktop. Similar to knotes, but without the KDE-connection and more configurable.

ChapMaker is a new idea for working on texts like essays, articles, documentations or books. It is a simple texteditor with connection to a central database server. Different users from different locations are able to work on their projects together.