>Ok Jow Forums, so you are asked to program a new version of Jow Forums that will replace the current obsolete PHP based version of the site.
Which languages / technologies do you use?
Ok Jow Forums...
Hunter Sanchez
Adam Scott
PHP 7.2 and React
Anthony Johnson
C
Jace Morris
That's based, what standard though? I hope you meant C89 B]
Carson Lewis
Java.
Jacob Martin
ASP with VB
Thomas Sanders
K&R C obviously.
Asher Scott
Some kind of peer to peer backend. With the view hosted on sandstorm. It'll be written in something like Elm.
Chase Nelson
A static nginx webserver running on a Unix system. When a user makes a post, a shell script updates the pages.
Asher Bell
Java and JSP. Deployed on RedHat Enterprise Linux. No JavaScript, pure HTML and CSS frontend.
Jeremiah Hall
Entirely in Rust -- Yew for the frontend, Rocket for the backend, probably postgres as database
Adam Taylor
x86 asm
Brayden Rogers
django and flask
Jace Campbell
comfy
Joseph Myers
Everything in Common Lisp.
Dominic Allen
>PHP
>obsolete
Since when?
Cameron Bailey
Since always
Jordan Cook
I use PHP.
Elijah Garcia
use assembly and run the server on gentoo
Jaxson Long
C, C++, Nim
Xavier Jenkins
No idea really, I'd have to do some research first since I've never worked on a website which has to handle the amount of traffic that Jow Forums does. Hell, I don't work on websites at all.
Caleb Flores
Why would you post that whore instead of Maki?
Camden Jackson
Landon Lewis
Who are you quoting?
Ayden Gomez
Golang / Libp2p
Probably start with meguca as an imageboard source base.
Christopher Nguyen
this but node 12 with typescript, out of personal preference.
Nicholas Anderson
the real mystery is who is you (OP) quoting
Gavin Ortiz
>mySQL
>Clojure for data handling
>Node for event listeners
>HTML/JS/CSS for front end
Michael Martinez
Jack Gomez
I already programmed an imageboard. I used golang, templates, CSS, and mySQL. Nothing else.
Evan Scott
JavaScript with Node and React like anyone who values their time would.
Luke Davis
Can you actually make the back end with C? Do people even do it?
Ian Brooks
HolyC hosted on TempleOS
Brayden Hill
thank you sir, do the needful sir
Jordan Edwards
sure, if you want to labour for 10 years and leave the final product vulnerable to a thousand darkm00ts
Jace Flores
scratch is the superior coding language to HolyC
Nolan Wood
HTML only.
Colton Fisher
>no networking
>what is security
1000IQ, let's do it
Carter Hernandez
Smalltalk or Forth perhaps?
Zachary Russell
Jack Clark
Adobe flash my dudes
Oliver Gray
>meguca
Zachary Richardson
No what? No why? I can't even pretend to care about your opinions since you didn't even post them.
It's not your choice regardless. If you don't like meguca try making your own post with the thing you want to use.
Simply saying "no" is a waste of a post with no context or content whatsoever.
Elijah Powell
elixir
Gabriel Cox
Go
Austin Edwards
labview
Kevin Carter
nozorin is scary
Christian Bell
node.js backend with as many hipster JS libraries as you can find. If you're writing functionality yourself you should reconsider and instead import a library to do it for you. Make sure to use outdated versions of these libraries.
Ayden Bailey
visual basic
have everything rely on activex controls
only support internet explorer
Josiah Ortiz
Rust on the back, Postgres for storage, server side templates enhanced with vanilla TypeScript optimized until we draw blood from stones and styled with SCSS modules.
Imageboards have a well defined scope so we can afford slowing down arbitrary changes in the interest of performance, and this would be good tooling to max performance without giving up a pretty good developer experience.
Zachary Wood
Erlang
Jace Phillips
You got me
Thomas Morgan
Simple, but it wouldn't scale very well. You would probably run into performances bottle necks. Also, how do you plan to do load balancing and high availability? Your solution would only run on a single node.
Leo Ramirez
>webapp in holyc on templeos
spotted the crossboarding nigger
Samuel Taylor
Her name is Nozomi and she will grab you by the titties.
Caleb Richardson
Ruby on Rails and Wordpress templates
Gavin Gonzalez
>Ruby
>Wordpress
Coraline approves
Gavin Wood
Php 7.4 and mysql, frontend either pure html/css/js or vue.js
Sebastian Cox
Yesod
Carter Brooks
It's already done
github.com/bakape/meguca
Joshua Jackson
Django I guess.
Python ensures that other people will be able to hack on the site, but is a better designed language than Javascript. Jow Forums's too big of an application to be entirely maintained by just one person, so this feels important.
Chase Jackson
Ban time
Jack Martin
Jow Forums is too big for 1 man?
What are you, a brainlet?
Logan Collins
Semi-static NGINX with PHP. No BS packages. No Composer (fuck Composer). Use my Yama templating engine to make super-fast page updating and allowing simple scaling.
No BS frontends either, just HTML+CSS. If JS is available, it can be used to improve the experience, but everything should work without.
Learn to make a proper website with the tools you have. Don't keep leaning on dumb meme languages or thousands of dependencies.
Juan Jones
>shit design
Into the wastebasket it goes
Adam Perry
PHP and mariedb.
Gavin Harris
ASP.NET Core, unironically
Jack Green
Django, PostgreSQL, Redis, Nginx.
Images S3 + Cloudflare.
Robert Young
Based draugursoft
Luis Scott
Nginx + CGI
That's it, not even have a database, just store everything in plain binary text files
Justin Cox
>Images S3 + Cloudflare.
>amazon goes down
>image upload goes bust
>cloudfare
>..
>not having a server in your basement
Christopher Morris
my man
Julian Wilson
C# ASP.NET Core
Jaxson Brown
lisp + flat files
Blake Anderson
Based af, but wouldn't scale
Daniel Parker
>wouldn't scale
write it in scala?
Alexander White
/thread
Aaron Cruz
Jow Forums is bloat
Would make a flatfile database tinyboard fork
PHP 4.6
No JavaScript PHP and html only
Ryan Foster
Typescript, Node and React.
I'd use SSR so no JS needed for clients.