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I would like to use this post to express my admiration to the developer.
I could hardly believe it when I came across "Flatboard". Someone has developed a "forum" as a flat file system - really?!? A CMS or any other system without a database and with a high volume of content, this was practically impossible to achieve with a flat file system. It was all the more surprising to me that this forum worked and that it was excellent.
Unfortunately, it is sad that the forum lacks awareness - I, who I have a lot to do with CMS and also develop small things myself, have never heard or read of Flatboard.. That's a real shame, because it would be an excellent choice, especially for smaller communities.
I am excited to see when the first person dares to implement a social network CMS in FlatFile.
Good luck for the future and please stay tuned. Do not let this successful project die - it is so beautifully unique and simply a great idea that also takes courage.
Best regards from Germany,
Andy ("WebCrew" at GitHub)
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• Top positive commentabout 2 years ago • 0 replies
Hey, the guy called @Fred has developed a "Forum-System" based on flat file :)
I think there is nothing more to tell as that project is fu..ing crazy and awesome and it works like a sharm.
I would like to use this post to express my admiration to the developer.
I could hardly believe it when I came across "Flatboard". Someone has developed a "forum" as a flat file system - really?!? A CMS or any other system without a database and with a high volume of content, this was practically impossible to achieve with a flat file system. It was all the more surprising to me that this forum worked and that it was excellent.
Unfortunately, it is sad that the forum lacks awareness - I, who I have a lot to do with CMS and also develop small things myself, have never heard or read of Flatboard.. That's a real shame, because it would be an excellent choice, especially for smaller communities.
I am excited to see when the first person dares to implement a social network CMS in FlatFile.
Good luck for the future and please stay tuned. Do not let this successful project die - it is so beautifully unique and simply a great idea that also takes courage.
Best regards from Germany,
Andy ("WebCrew" at GitHub)
Hey, the guy called @Fred has developed a "Forum-System" based on flat file :) I think there is nothing more to tell as that project is fu..ing crazy and awesome and it works like a sharm.