Yep what we promise to people is ever better than you have…else we won’t do it 
I’m really curious about what people like @areguera @syntaxerrormmm and his crew, @dz00te @mark_nl think about that
Thanks @stephdl. Sadly (or luckily), PHP is not the most widespread programming language. On the contrary, learning a Javascript-based technology has a big appeal nowadays. These stats are quite impressive:
In 2017 a FOSS software developer knows Javascript! Even if we write down the best documentation for Nethgui we remain segregated in the corner of self-developed frameworks that are not worth to learn. The challenge of nethserver-cockpit and the Yeoman generator is to lower the barrier to UI contributions.
I played with cockpit cause I was curious. 
I hope it’s not to early to report things.
In the editUser it shows the wrong domain:

BR Ralf
If I remember correctly nethserver-cockpit still has some ‘mock-up’ parts. Net-gui is not completely implemented in nethserver-cockpit.
@dev_team: Any updates on the progress?
Hahahaha, sorry, again a mock-up trap for me! 
@Sebastian released a new module last week, but the overall development is on hold right now.
Still, we think this is the right path ![]()
You could have known such an answer raises new questions… lol
Would it be a good idea to post the current status and future roadmap on nethserver-cockpit? What milestones are identified and what timeframe are we talking about for those milestones?
Current implementation covers about 10-15% percent of existing NethGUI.
I honestly have no idea, I can just guess we will work on it somewhere somehow during 2018.
in the meantime i suppose we will meet all here 
https://fosdem.org/2018/schedule/event/session_recording/
https://fosdem.org/2018/schedule/event/cockpit/
Of course!!
Good to know there will be a cockpit talk at fosdem2018. I hope I can make it sunday. I will be at fosdem at least on saturday.
finally videos of dojo 2017 are available, this is the talk about cockpit:
and the playlist:
Upstream released a “starter kit” for Cockpit add-on developers
looks good
@giacomo cockpit was mentioned in a couple of topics regarding feature enhancement or UX redesign of the admin interface.
So, killing question is: are there any kind of ETA (double underlined on estimated, not requested) for this new admin interface?
The work is in progress: you can see a lot of work inside the GitHub repo, along with the new doc: NethServer Cockpit.
I hope to have something workable (maybe an alpha?) for the end of 2018 (or the begging of 2019), but priorities may change at any time ![]()
Thanky you.
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It’s a big change, I hope we can discuss Cockpit evolution at NethServer conference too ![]()
The work is in progress, and the core part is almost done.
What is missing to complete the core:
- Network: configuration of physical interfaces, PPPoE and static routes
- Software center and applications management (you can’t install new modules)
- i18n workflow
Everything else is ready to be tested.
We would also like to know what are you thinking about the new Network page which is really a work in progress.
How to install? Just execute:
yum update && yum --enablerepo=nethserver-testing install nethserver-cockpit
Then access your server at port 9090.
Please report your feelings!