GenVue
by herbat73
GenVue is a hostable, web application that lets confidential users upload and share private files. Tech stack: Net Core 2.0 + Vue.js + Vuex + OpenIddict + Vuetifyjs + EF + SQLServer/Postgress
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File Sharing App
A web application for sharing private files with role-based permission management
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