@myfear haha, we are almost neighbors, so we can also go for a coffee.

@myfear @javahippie I use OSMand for tracking hiking paths with open source software. Could this be a plug in for that existing project?

@myfear Hi Markus, nice project!
Will it be focusing only on running, or any types of activities will be possible?
If you need any input from a non-tech, sport enthousiast, I'll be glad to help.

@Thibaut open to suggestions. I’ve started sketching the bare minimum of activities. But it’s not limited. I’ll keep you posted. Feel free to sneak through the docs.

@myfear Great, I'll read it and will let you know if I can think of anything relevant.

@myfear Hey Markus,
I've been pitching a similar idea in my circles. Very much in the line of what you are suggesting. When you see someone with a similar idea, it gives you a nice validation.

I'd love to help you and bepart of making open-pace reality!

I think you're based in Munich, me too (well almost, Weilheim). I'd love to have a chat.

@myfear Nice! Would love to see some federation cooperation between this and https://github.com/SamR1/FitTrackee as well

@javahippie

@myfear @javahippie Python?

@lehtimaeki anytime! Email and we get it going!

@naturzukunft2026 ha 🥳️

@BenjaminHan @javahippie muss net sein. Also ehrlicher geantwortet: Nein!

@myfear @javahippie looks like what I've been wanting to build for a long time. Even similar tech stack (Java + Postgres). Guess it'll be hard to contribute as long as there's no existing code, right? But I'll keep an eye out for my chance to join #OpenPace

You guys don't happen to be at #FOSDEM to discuss about this project? Note: I'm not sure yet, if I can make it to FOSDEM this year.

@SimonTB @javahippie no fosdem for me unfortunately. Keep an eye out for the first commits. Still mulling over a testing strategy that is manageable and not too complex.