A year ago, LumApps designed a new logo. Nowadays, all products have been rebranded and we are finalizing our visual identity.

LumApps Logo

We picked colors with bright highlights. We worked on typographic and chose Open Sans. The typeface is now slightly wider and rounder, giving it greater clarity and making it more optimistic.
The core was metamorphosed into a yellow cube with lights and shadows.

LumX

At the end of 2014, LumApps released an awesome open-source framework: LumX (read the article on LumX).

The aim was to remind LumApps identity but differentiating from LumApps products. We used geometric shapes from LumApps logo and played with the imbrication which define best LumX (in LumX you take the components you need

Here at LumApps, we embrace Google technologies throughout all our products and applications. We have been playing around with AngularJS for nearly 2 years and Material Design since Google I/O this year.

Today, we are proud to announce the release of an open-source framework : LumX.

LumX implements Material Design using Saas and AngularJS. We have followed Google's guidelines thoroughly and we are pretty much happy with the result.

To start using it right away, you can:

• Download the latest release.
• Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/lumapps/lumx.git.
• Install with Bower: bower install lumx.

Discover all the details: http://ui.lumapps.com/getting-started/installation

Please keep in mind that LumX is still young and that there

The Google Cloud Platform has everything you need. You can host application with automatic scalability on App Engine, store data in the Dastastore (NoSQL) or the Cloud SQL, manage large amount of data with Big Query, or store assets in Cloud Storage.
But you can also have a full server with Compute Engine, with an API to start it, shutdown, clone, etc. So when we decided to open a blog here at LumApps, and especially a Ghost blog, we didn't think twice before using Google Compute Engine.

Table of contents:

1. Initialization
   
   1. Project creation
   2. Server creation
2. Installation
   
   1. Ghost installation
   2. Startup script
3. Finalization
4. Conclusion

Initialization

First, we needed to create a new Google Cloud project and a new server.

Project creation

To

Taking Google Apps to the next stage

London – 30 September 2015 (09:00 – 12:30)
Venue: The British Library, 96 Euston Road, London NW1 2DB, United Kingdom

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With :

The gamified digital learning platform for Google Apps for Work.

User Lifecycle Management for Google Apps for Work.

During this event, key note speakers from CloudPages, App Ninjas and LumApps will discuss on next big wins for Google Apps customers: - How can I take advantage of Google Drive to safely organize coporate document, even confidential files? How can I capitalize on social and collaboratives features of Google Apps? - Now I have a cheap email system, what is the best way to add and