A big site is a big site because it is good/important/fun etc. It's not big because of its software, or theme.
It's like saying your a good driver because you own a Ferrari.
Your a good photographer because you own a $10,000 camera.
A big forum because you run xenforo....
I'm looking forward to xf2 but I'm not letting it stall my progress. When it comes out I will have to figure out the best way to migrate to it.
Something like that, I guess.So as I see it as an end user, dependent on extra features not included in xf1.5.x, xf2.0 will not be usable until most if not all important add ons are update which in all fairness to devs trying to catch up, so end of 2017, sometime 2018 would be for me a reasonable expectation for xf2.(whatever) to be usable and ready for updating.
Which is fine for me because xf1.5.x has what it takes and xf2 seems to be more for ease of dev development than any additional features for an end user. At least nothing jumps out to me as a must have to replace what I do have.
All default styles feel kind of "old"... even IPS 4.1 does.he default style of XF 1 feels kind of old
Emoji support (true emoji) requires more than just support in the core. The DB must be have utf8mb4 to fully support it.. and the DB must be in that format, which means that the mysql engine must support it.Emoji support needs to be included in the core.
You are correct. From what I've read, this should be pretty standard by now and software needs to be able to support it as well. Every social site on the planet now supports it.Emoji support (true emoji) requires more than just support in the core. The DB must be have utf8mb4 to fully support it.. and the DB must be in that format, which means that the mysql engine must support it.
You can represent it using characters and replace it in the software.Emoji support (true emoji) requires more than just support in the core. The DB must be have utf8mb4 to fully support it.. and the DB must be in that format, which means that the mysql engine must support it.
As an admin, I want to see something that boosts activity on the forum. Notifications / alerts were successful in this.
I'm sure they have a bunch they're working on. The screenshots seemed quite early and ofc lacking some of the more 'luxury' features, as stuff like thread tools wasn't there. With the new navigation system I predict adding stuff like that will be easy for developers to extend and add, too.I'd like to see a New Threads button (but I understand this is not the thread for suggestions - although I'm hopeful that making the button name bold might act as a subliminal trigger for one of the developers to make it).
Can't wait for xf4! It will program addons in the admin CP like this:Excited to see what XF 2.1 will be like.
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