I'll work in my research with 'late distribution'. This is a term adopted by me rs. It means that I need to split the code to work in multiple clouds. For example, the 'module' topics would be deployed in Amazon EC2 to use the load balance and the rest of nodebb code in GAE, implementing some communication between the code on the EC2 and GAE. Some ideas?
@qgp9 said:
vertheless, I don't discourage you to use docker!!, I encourage it
I'm just giving a most important tip here. "Don't use docker for production before you know how to deal with a concept of a temporary container" but GOOD FOR TEST AND LEARN.
Thanks for the positive answer, it was fun playing around with docker. I ended up realizing the most simple solution was just to share one redis db, duh right. It was good to play around with docker though I did learn a bit.
@gerald-in-korea You can actually own Webstorm. There is a perpetual fallback license: https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/207240845-What-is-a-perpetual-fallback-license-
But like the others said, Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio 20xx are not the same at all. I'm actually using Visual Studio Code as my general text editor in Linux. Would never do that with any of the Visual Studio 20xx
And yes, Microsoft is horrible at naming their products.
Are you using the custom-page plugin?
It seems rbeer fork might fix this, otherwise you have to copy the template manually as leksar says.
https://community.nodebb.org/topic/1701/nodebb-plugin-custom-pages-custom-static-pages-for-nodebb/48
Also, if you're talking about hand coding the template in the public directory, those are always deleted on restart. The template in the plugin's template folder is what should be modified.
But I'm also having other issues with custom-pages, so I'm not even sure if that works tbh.
