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  • NodeBB v1.1.0 Release

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    xinbenlvX

    I am having the same issue with Heroku deployment when using SSL (managed by Heroku).

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    julianJ

    Happy Good Friday! The NodeBB offices are closed today, but I thought it'd be nice to show us that we all have lives outside of our work, even though we can't really go out and do anything right now. Shall we make this a regular thing? We'll see.

    Stay safe, everybody, and keep practicing social distancing!

    As of this blog post's writing (10th April 2020), many municipalities and regions in Ontario (and Ontario itself) have declared a state of emergency. While the country itself has not taken that final step towards declaring a national emergency, there are many recommendations to stay home, to only head out for essential trips such as grocery shopping (and even then, only once a week), and to practice appropriate social distancing, by remaining 2 meters (or 6 feet) away from others at all times.

    While we normally all go into the office a couple times a week, and have one weekly in-office day for all employees, this has been suspended for the time being, in order to keep our staff healthy and to minimize exposure through use of public transit, etc.

    So what are we up to while we're essentially isolating ourselves from the public?

    Click here to see the full blog post

  • A Fast Web is Achievable

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    gotwfG

    Write on, Julian!

    Glad you are feeling inspired. 👍

  • Slice and Dice: bringing NodeBB back to Basics

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    gotwfG

    Alright. Okay. I know what I said before. But there is one other thing. Drum roll, please.... 🥁

    The visitor and use graph on the Admin landing page is useful to me. Some nice presets that cover most everything I'd be interested in. But I do find myself oft times pining for an hourly X-Axis spanning more days, e.g. 72 hour axis scaled in one hour increments.

    Damn. This is a slimline the cruft and tech debt announcement and I've now added two feature requests. Mea culpa!

    Thanks and keep up the great work!

  • Reflections on the Digital Sabbath

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    gotwfG

    @julian said in Reflections on the Digital Sabbath:

    Thanks @gotwf, nice to hear my thoughts echoed back.

    I've been chasing this for some time now, with limited success. It all started when I went camping a couple hours north of Toronto, and didn't have any cell signal.

    Interesting you should mention camping. One of the best ways to get started/test drive this, as it boosts self discipline. Be prepared for some dopamine withdrawal though. A few years back we hosted an exchange student from Italy who was accustomed to having high speed wi-fi available everywhere. Took him on a few camping trips. You could visibly see the tension and anxiety build hour by hour away from wifi to the point of him becoming physically ill. Had to shorten a three day backpacking trip to two days. Ten miles in, ten miles out, and no time to just enjoy the spectacular views. 🏔

  • Looking ahead to NodeBB v2.x

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    a632079A

    ps enhancements:

    types support(via @types),which can improve developers' exp just by npm i @types/nodebb etc
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    dogsD

    Nice 👌🏼

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    Looks really nice

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    yariplusY

    I just renewed one of my wildcards. You indeed need to use DNS and the TXT records need to change every time. You would need to use a script to set the TXT records for auto-renew.

  • What's New in v1.9.0

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    morwalzM

    Excited to upgrade my forum to this new version.

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    We're proud to announce that NodeBB has become the first forum software to become GDPR compliant.

    Click here to see the full blog post

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    awesome work guys 🙂

  • NodeBB 1.7.2: Topic Merging and Blobs

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    julianJ

    @wrathofkhan Definitely! That's why you have the option to choose either emoji-one, Apple Emoji, or even just use your own 😄

  • Widgets System

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    Good stuff!

  • NodeBB 1.7.0: Even faster, you say?

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    JenklerJ

    Nice, vill update soon on my dev to test it 🙂

  • Feeling the need for speed?

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    julianJ

    @vstoykov Actually, now that you mention it, we do already do some degree of caching for API returns such as topic and user data retrievals 😄

  • NodeBB v1.6.1 Release

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    julianJ

    Actually, you can add NodeBB to your home screen already... should work on both Android and iOS.

    However we don't show an alert for it because we find it obtrusive... I personally can't stand sites where I have to spend a couple seconds closing the two or three modals or overlays it shoves in my face when I want to read something, and that is reflected in how we don't do any of that in NodeBB.

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    Amazing work with the update guys! I love node bb. I am just going to vote for you in the awards.

    Keep up the great work and continue the development. hats off!

  • v1.5.0, A Long-awaited Release

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    julianJ

    Ahah, busted 😬

    I still use Linux day-to-day, although I picked up a 2015 model MBP so we could test NodeBB on safari (when the need arises)... it's... an okay laptop 😬

    Perhaps someday I'll format it and load Xubuntu...

  • What's up, Doc(-umentation)?

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    julianJ

    I was on my way into the office one morning when I saw a link to the results of the 2017 Open Source Survey, released by GitHub. I'm almost certain I filled it out myself at some point, but seeing the summarized results was just as important for me, as our project is completely open-source and as such, any recommendations would be highly relevant to us.

    ... [the survey results] highlight some of the most actionable and important insights about the community.

    Click here to see the full blog post