Flarum Pro

I like the minimal design. How does this compare to other solutions like Spectrum, Discourse, and other forum-like software, @lawrencewu_?

@lawrencewu_ Congrats! Does it still have same bugs and issues as a core Flarum project? Or you've forked it and fixed it? If yes it would be nice to see a change log. Thanks.

Looks fantastic but with any discussion board, the challenge is moving the discussion from reddit or facebook to a new board. It requires considerable effort to nurture an open community. If you have a good plan for that, then Flarum Pro certainly looks like a beautiful solution.

Hello everyone. As one of the core developers of Flarum I'd like to point out that Flarum Pro is in no way related or affiliated with Flarum, its copyright owner Toby Zerner or the core team of Flarum. In terms of stability our stance is that Flarum is in beta, and by using it in production you accept that there might be some risks. There could be bugs, there will be broken extensions when new betas are released (especially with the upcoming 0.1.0-beta.8), and there could be features that aren't yet there which are necessary for daily use (performance optimizations, search efficiency, SEO features, etc). Many people are using Flarum in production and are happy with it. Many people have chosen to wait for the stable version. It really depends on what you feel comfortable with. I'm sorry to barge into this PH, but I felt the above was information supplementing what the Flarum Pro team provided. We wish Flarum Pro the best of luck with their services! Thank you for considering using Flarum as your forum. https://flarum.org https://opencollective.com/flarum

Great idea! I’d seen the Discourse Hosting team do something similar and like this concept.