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RE: python-forum source language - ichabod801 - Sep-11-2017
I'm in the middle of a huge project. I would not be able to contribute.
RE: python-forum source language - metulburr - Sep-11-2017
(Sep-11-2017, 07:42 PM)nilamo Wrote:(Sep-11-2017, 06:49 PM)metulburr Wrote: leaving the real database vulnerable.
That's only an issue if it's actually live. I was just going to run it with an older backup of the forum locally (or on one of my private servers). It doesn't really make sense for joe-user to be able to log into something that they can't also make posts on, lol
I was thinking of something like back to back forum. This forum from .io. Then the python creatd one on the same server linked by something like python-forum.com to go to the alpha forum. Same database, but might crash, etc. Then whenever the bugs are detailed out, close this one or route it to the new one.
RE: python-forum source language - snippsat - Sep-12-2017
I want to contribute to a forum software for Python i think FlaskBB is the best choice.
The only one i know that's been actively developed.
I have not check lately if there are other Python forum software that are been developed.
I did run DjangoBB one time as a test,but it's not been actively developed
I did setup and run NodeBB(with own Domain name) in the section process to choose a forum.
I did test 4-5 forum software in that process.
I am happy with MyBB now,and how this forum has progressed.
PHP is of course a disadvantage,but it don't bather me to much.
As we can control and change the Forum as we want with a little effort
RE: python-forum source language - hbknjr - Sep-12-2017
(Sep-12-2017, 11:16 AM)snippsat Wrote: I have not check lately if there are other Python forum software that are been developed.
There's pybbm on django framework.
It has this localization support.A good active Python forum to check out.