jayabie / Jay Abu Mal 246

did they release it?

I don't understand the idea.

He is what? very sensitive? 😂😂😂

Its very flat and ugly to be honest.

I love it.

Let's go @Evg, i have a supporter here 😅😉
people who agree with me.
let's make it happen boss.

Why not moving the header to the sidebar on desktop?
only make it above the listing for mobile

Alma is good if you are the one who writes as personal blog, or you have few people as a team.
but as an open forum for everyone let's say like reddit, it will not work.
first has no link sharing, second the way the stories get created is not that easy.
users look for easy experience, post pages are very flat.
the feed pages are not that good when you are seeking feed from subscribed communities only.
i believe the developer of Alam puts a weight to the design more than the functions.
such a development must be balanced.

for Libarea, the design is not perfect but not bad (A little bit flat compared to Alma), most of the functions are good, like adding articles, links, Q&A and way of selecting topics, creating blogs (which i prefer to be called channels).

I told @Evg before that this script will have a bright future.
but with one condition, to be updated regularly, the work on new stuff to be faster, more developers must be engaged in this project, more people also needs to donate and fund it.

😅😅😅 Hahahahah

We need the admin panel 😉

and the reactions, let get the reactions instead of only a heart button.
t's the Era of Emoji reactions.

Ajax comments.

I have the same opinion regarding the design, yes it looks super cool.
i believe it's not open source.

by the way the design looks very familiar, but i can't remember when u spotted such a design.

I'm aware of that in fact.
i will be using some S3 supporting buckets for example Wasabi is very affordable to start then i will fund the expanding through the revenues.

I don't think so.

Alma — Blogging Platform
https://www.codester.com/items/39401/alma-blogging-platform

Good Script but needs more improvements.

It might kill YouTube in Russia (if still accessible) like VK did to other social media platforms.
but not on global level.
you can't easily kill a platform like YouTube globally.