One Codebase, Two Worlds? Bringing the Browser into Desktop | Ubuntu Summit 26.04 @UbuntuOS
One Codebase, Two Worlds? Bringing the Browser into Desktop | Ubuntu Summit 26.04  @UbuntuOS
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Developing separate web and desktop applications often introduces major feature gaps, fragmented documentation, and inconsistent user experiences. In this talk, Michael shares how Collabora is bridging this divide by delivering a full-featured office suite from a single, unified codebase.

About Michael
Michael Meeks is the CEO at Collabora Productivity.

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