Hi,
Ruby on Rails is a good choice for community supported infrastructure. Easy
to learn, all projects have the same repository structure, so it's easy to
dive in, easy to deploy, easy to modify, no cluttered dependencies...can
work with React front end, and other javascript hell.
Régis Perdreau
Hi all,
As a follow-up of this mail, our instance is now up and running here
https://vm222.documentfoundation.org/
You can log-in with your SSO account.
We now need to discuss how to organize the categories, who will be
moderators, what is missing, well, all the things needed if we want to
migrate
El 2020-04-30 06:46, William Gathoye (LibreOffice) escribió:
On 30/04/2020 12:25, sophi wrote:
[...]
So here is the rough idea. I would like to have your feedback on it>
[...]
Big +1 for me.
[...]> Again I'm well aware that Discourse is not the perfect tool
[...]
No tool is perfect, but th
On 30/04/2020 12:25, sophi wrote:
> [...]
> So here is the rough idea. I would like to have your feedback on it> [...]
Big +1 for me.
> [...]> Again I'm well aware that Discourse is not the perfect tool
> [...]
No tool is perfect, but the latter is well maintained, with a big
comunity, and like y
Hi all,
I would like to invite you to a discussion and later to a test on
Discourse instance to evaluate the replacement of our Ask instance.
Guilhem has not yet installed a test instance on our infra but he will
do in the next weeks.
The reasoning to a migration is that Ask is often seen as comp
