The adoption of ZPM/IPM is growing rapidly, and this helps significantly. I often find things I didn't know I was even looking for... : )

Hi

I don't use docker and though with most apps on open exchange I can usually work out how to install the app in my local instance of IRIS. I would really appreciate it if the installation notes would take this into consideration and include a section on installing these apps without docker. I have actually managed to get the explorer page working but not the other two pages but you have explained what I need to do to get them working and when I get a chance I will revisit this app as the bits that I have seen are great.

I reviewed this application. Nice interface to browse ZPM.

Really helpful for beginners to view
all the installed packages, install, uninstall can be done very easily with ZPM commands.

Thanks

ZPM Explorer gives you a web UI for zpm modules you can install, modules you already have installed with search build dependencies features.

Although the functionality was already presented by me in zpmshow about a year ago and was embedded later into zpm as "search -d -p" it is optical very attractive.
It's best suited for developers that don't like interactive working at the IRIS command line.