@julian and team, surprised you guys haven't reached out for this work. No interest, or too busy?

Bumping in case this got lost in the weekend.

@pitaj it's a Google for Business email so the spam filters can worry about that.

Ah, a hard reload solved it.

Looking quite strange.

Howdy people. I'm in the market for an experienced NodeBB plugin developer with experience in AngularJS.

I initially have some work around the Redactor plugin which will be Open Source. I'm hoping we can also developer an AngularJS skeleton that can be used by the wider community. After that, if you're talented and we work well together I will have some product specific development work, more than enough to keep someone busy.

When I say "I'm hiring" it'll actually be through my company, so you'll need to be able to provide invoices for your work to keep my accountant and the tax man happy.

Please message me with:

• Your github
• Any Angular projects you've worked on
• Any theme work you've done
• A linkedin if you're on there
• Your day rate (8h) or your hour rate (and what currency you're using)
• Your location (country)
• Hours per week you'd be available to develop

If you'd like to creep on me you can see my linked in at drew.pro. I'm an experienced dev so you'll be working for someone who understands development, rather than an idiot from a marketing department.

Also you'll get bonus points if you've experience with infrastructure and deployment in Amazon Elastic Beanstalk, however a good dev without EB experience is still a viable candidate.

Message me on here or email me directly.

@exodo Nah they just made it a plugin:
http://imperavi.com/redactor/plugins/source/

@psychobunny I could do one about Redactor?

Angry emails save the day. I just got a reply saying I've been given the OEM licence for Redactor II. Woo!

@Ali yeah but they won't give it to me free, or refund any part of my Redactor 1 licence to go towards it. I bought a goddamned OEM licence as well. Not impressed!

I've used async, Q Bluebird and of course callbacks. Sometimes you find one is easier to wrap your mind around than another for each given task. Sometimes when it's a dead heat you lean towards what you're used to.

I've got to say, performance wise and for code readability I've become a big fan of Bluebird. You can always bring Bluebird into the mix for any plugins you write and then .promisify other bits of code that are using callbacks so your new code is new Promise shiny.

For people running commercial applications of NodeBB will the iFramely integration be a feature toggle/plugin?

@lulzdevlol At the moment it would involve updating this file:
https://github.com/NodeBB/nodebb-plugin-composer-redactor/blob/master/static/lib/redactor-emoticons.js#L40

To have extra items (and then obviously adding those items to the /static/emoji folder.

In the future this can be enhanced to allow emoji upload, and then loading them dynamically, but for now it's a code change.

For everyone waiting for mentions. It's a 3 step process.
Step 1, NodeBB core needs an update from the @administrators
https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/pull/3688

@exodo Fixed in 1.3.5

@8bitard Image upload works. As for file upload, feel free to raise an enhancement request on GitHub or if you're capable, fork the repo, put it in and send a pull request.

@exodo smaller emojis now released in 1.3.3

@exodo hahahaha, oops. I was looking at Emoji Extended plugin there in the ACP. IGNORE ME.

Emoji Icons are big, but just right on mobile. Perhaps I should look at converting them to BootStrap.

Kinda like 'em big tho.

Note: If you are using the NodeBB Censor Curse Words Plugin it'll break emojis because of its strong desire to remove the word 'ass' from assets.

EMOJIS ARE HERE PEOPLE