I started building Bottomright in early August, mostly on nights and weekends, and I think I'm getting stuck in "just one more feature" loop.Finally gathered the courage to launch the beta and cannot wait to hear your thoughts.Try it out at https://bottomright.aiI am looking to work closely with small set of testers to understand their use case and try different iterations.Thanks for reading,...
The use cases is forums, similar to GitHub Discussions or Discourse.org
The conversation tree consists of Discussions and comments in each discussion. You can reply to a comment and start a thread (but no nested replies)
Muny can not be hosted on your own servers at the moment, we handle accounts ourselves. You need an account to comment or post a reply. But we do support importing existing data from Github Discussions or Discourse.org (The Plausible demo for example is imported from Github Discussions)
The UI cannot be customised at the moment.
Thanks again for the feedback, the idea is still evolving and these are some really good questions for me for product direction.
In case of REPL, you send STDIN to websocket and get STDOUT as response. All code execution happens in separate Docker containers.
I wanted to create a much simpler alternative to community forums, something which makes it easy to read and find information.• Muny has three basic blocks: Discussions, Comments and Threads.• You can also import your existing posts from Github Discussions and Discourse.org• Here’s an example of Plausible.io’s Github discussions imported in to Muny: https://plausible.muny.imIf you’d like to set...
I wanted to create a much simpler alternative to community forums, something which makes it easy to read and find information.- Muny has three basic blocks: Discussions, Comments and Threads, that’s pretty much it! - You can also import your existing posts from Github Discussions and Discourse. - Here’s an example of Plausible.io’s Github discussions imported in to Muny:...