Flarum - next-generation forum
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@marcusquinn WOw! that feedback page is just gorgeous!
Thank you very much!Can anybody identify it? Perhaps it is Free software...
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@luckow said in Flarum - next-generation forum:
Heh, yeah, hence why @marcusquinn said:
Just discovered this used at orionfeedback.org
this being flarum, the subject of this thread
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@jdaviescoates Haha! This is very funny! Sorry about that. I am trying to do too much too quickly.
I knew flarum, but never saw it look so beautiful.
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The main repo:
Flarum with Docker:
- https://discuss.flarum.org/d/22011-flarum-on-docker
- https://github.com/mondediefr/docker-flarum
- https://github.com/flarumite/flarum-docker
Also, the Mithril JavaScript framework they are using looks super slick:
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@marcusquinn Thanks. Here is the Mithril examples page:
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Just revisited Flarum - really is a nice forum to use, with some interesting extensions:
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Could be easier to manage, being php, too.
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@marcusquinn I bet having the forum, ticketing, and knowledgebase all under one roof would streamline things for the staff. Asking folks to email support@ and then following up on the resolution is a time waster for everyone.
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@humptydumpty Perhaps. I don't know that anyone would want to go through migrating the Cloudron forum, as it works well enough, but I can see for new setups Flarum looks like a mature and considered platform, and likely will attract more Cloudron subscribers for having it.
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@marcusquinn said in Flarum - next-generation forum:
Perhaps. I don't know that anyone would want to go through migrating the Cloudron forum, as it works well enough, but I can see for new setups Flarum looks like a mature and considered platform, and likely will attract more Cloudron subscribers for having it.
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@LoudLemur From what I've seen, I think NodeBB, Discourse, and Flarum are all brilliant for their own reasons — so we live in amazing times to have all these options.
I think it always comes down to what features are important to the Admins.
Thankfully NodeBB is still super simple, and created a thriving Cloudron community there.
Flarum I think is also amazing, very aesthetically pleasing, and I'll always have a soft-spot for php-based apps.
TBH, if I were choosing for my own use, I think it would be difficult to beat Discourse for features and maturity, but Flarum certainly has a few things the other's don't, especially some of the nice looking plugins for things like Subscriptions and Private forum areas, which I haven't seen in NodeBB.