ideas:
1. Make a forum only for the news.
2. Add 2 links in Browse Packages (see in attach)
3. Would be desirable that data on the author of the post were opened around the avatar
4. php version >= 5.4
to be continued ...
Settings I can imagine what it does, but the other I'm not so sure... Brings to the site of the author?
the main address of the packet, or a list of addresses at the touch of a button (js)
Look in the error log every day tedious. If an error occurs with the database then send an event to the /index.php?action=mentions
TBH, it would be easier to have a topic for each feature and have them in feature discussions, or, at the very least, have this discussion in feature discussions...
I personalty would like to see thee minimum at 5.5... (assuming we're talking about Elk NG (is it 2.0 or 1.2?))
i like php 7.1 ;D
I don't think there is a plan for a 1.2 ... so after 1.1 is out then next will be 2.0.
The 1.x branch is 5.3 min, the 2.x branch certainly needs to up its min requirements, I'd agree on 5.5 as well.
I'd like 5.6 but I tend to watch what is in the supported in various distro LTS since thats what I tend to see sysadmins use/follow. So for example Ubuntu 14.04LTS (php 5.5) will still be supported and active until 4/2019. Not to say you would not find 5.6 or 7.0 on those systems, but for sure you will find 5.5
Yep, I'd call it 2.0 just because I'd like to drop anything that is deprecated and be a little more free (not that I refrained that much) to break as much as possible! :D
Doing a round for comparison, the minimum version required by:
WP is 5.6
phpBB is 5.3
MyBB (1.8) is 5.2
MyBB (2.0) is 5.6
Flarum 5.5
Vanilla 5.3
* SMF (2.1) is ... TBH I have no idea xD
so, it seems like anything having roots in the past is < 5.4, while those that have cut with their origins or started anew are > 5.4.
Hell yea!
Sounds like 5.5 is the choice then, works for me :D
MyBB 2.0 is 7.0: https://docs.mybb.com/versions/2.0.0/
Heck!
I didn't find the page, so I went based on what Laravel requires.
7.0 is quite a high bar at the moment, unless they plan to release it in... 3/4 years.
haha I remembered it because they're the outlier, but i double checked for sure. :) yeah, looks like it will be long time before they release alpha/beta. i'm waiting for flarum also, current installation method (composer) is not shared hosting friendly, but it still in beta.
I think that gonna be quite some long time since its development seems stopped for a while
@kucing; and from what I have tested, other than difficulty of using composer for many, flarum core doesn't have that many features other than having a simple good looking theme / UI.
I would prefer
@inter flarum style addon (http://www.elkarte.net/community/index.php?topic=4010.0) which I think may need to work out more on its responsive look; or if possible, for somebody to do a flarum style theme for ElkArte 1.0 and 1.1 as well.
yeah, that's right. I just don't want to dabble on (breaking) update process. this remind me that i'm using elkarte since beta( or alpha?) because it's easy to upgrade. :)
i love playing around with the forum software and looking what available. i see flarum as php version of discourse and better vanilla. haha. :D
i will take a look. :)
The style of flarum is quite nice indeed, theres something about the simplicity in it that looks very modern. But compared to Elkarte themes its a bit spartan in what it shows, the key would be to also add the elk's features in such a simple(ish) theme.