Oslo's Plan to Decarbonize Its Port

Re:Oslo's Plan to Decarbonize Its Port by ericvanular on Wednesday November 13, 2019 @01:58PM (#21527970)

Hey nso, thanks! I'm the maker of collective.energy - as you identified, it was originally based on NodeBB but has been highly customized to the needs of our community. Over time, we're moving more and more to our own tools & stack. What specifically are you enjoying about it?

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Re:Oslo's Plan to Decarbonize Its Port by nso on Wednesday November 13, 2019 @02:27PM (#21528385)

I really liked how snappy it felt, and how minimalistic the thread view is. It's hard to put in words but it feels like a combination of many other software I've seen, but that it hits a sweet spot.

I'm currently building a BB software \in c# .net core for my own use and with plans to OS it, and your site gave me some ideas and made me question some of the choices I've made. I've been adament agains AJAXifying the navigation between pages, but seeing how well it works on NodeBB I am having second thoughts.

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Re:Oslo's Plan to Decarbonize Its Port by thephyber on Wednesday November 13, 2019 @06:00PM (#21530699)

NodeBB is one of the better engineered forums. The code is a pleasure to read. It's very modular -- makes uses of Node emitters frequently to implement plugin modules via PubSub.

https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=psychobunny did a great job.

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Re:Oslo's Plan to Decarbonize Its Port by ericvanular on Wednesday November 13, 2019 @03:43PM (#21529309)

Thanks for the feedback, best of luck with your project. Feel free to come join us also if you're into saving the earth!

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