Update: so, started to get bots signing up for the forum (I figured I'd get to experience all the reasons people switched to Discord from forums in this endeavor, and so far I am not disappointed!). In swatting the bots, found some glaring security flaws in fluxBB, so much so that I looked for more up to date alternatives, and settled on Flarum. I've got it setup, and most of the important posts ported over. Here's the new url: https://techpriesthub.xyz/saintmakerforum/

Hello! Just found this via mastodon!

Welcome everyone!

@mmagueta @ratsclub @gukiboy @Bene @rslopes @.coopfr : y'all might have noticed already, but we've slowely been moving over from centralized stuff to less centralized stuff for the Saint Maker project. We're in process on getting a forum going (https://techpriesthub.xyz/saintmakerforum/), the Saint Maker PWA is up and working (https://saintmaker.netlify.app/). But it is mostly just a free time project for myself and @krysztof so things happen irregularly. Feel free to check out the things we're working on on the quest board at the forum (https://techpriesthub.xyz/saintmakerforum/t/quest-board), and if you see anything you want to help with, please feel welcome!

Looks good! Are you folks using some tool to generate the website (like hugo or something similar, but for forums I suppose) or doing it all by hand?

If you have some docs so I can take a look on how to contribute, it would help

Like this, for example: https://techpriesthub.xyz/saintmakerforum/d/17-scripture-translation-section

I could do it, but I am not aware of how to integrate

Its an experimental architecture approach; essentially each part of it is an independently hosted application (we are calling them "mods") either forked from the core repository or made from scratch. This allows contributors to either use the template we've built or use whichever tech stack they prefer then self-host it or use their preferred hosting service. For the template route, it's described here in the readme under "Modders Guide" https://github.com/Saint-Maker/saint-maker-core And here's an example pull request for adding a mod to the core applications mod library https://github.com/Saint-Maker/saint-maker-core/pull/23/files This is V1 of the architecture. I'm trying to work on a V2 at the moment with some refinements

That looks great, thanks for sharing

Welcome @User! We're doing more of our discussion stuff on the forum now: https://techpriesthub.xyz/saintmakerforum/ but feel free to look around here