Let's see how Flarum is developing now

Since rarely paying attention to Flarum news after NL switched to Discourse

Additionally, my 145Hub hasn’t been online for a long time and was deleted according to the FreeFlarum service terms, so it’s closed down. Actually, it was open for more than a year and a half, which was the longest-running community I’ve ever opened.
Then, I’m unlikely to open any community forums in the future at least until 2026.

Talk about Flarum, luceos left active development but still provides support to users

The official community is now running version 2.x

2.0.0-beta6 has already been released; there’s still no official version to this day

Actually, this 2.x version has been delayed for a long time, saying it would release 2.0 in late 2024 or early 2025, but it’s only now in beta for 2026

The updates for 1.x seem to only push security patches with no new features

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Are there too many plugins to install?

It feels pretty good

The Flarum community seems less active.

Architecture issues, leading to unsuitability for development. It’s quite suitable for niche use.

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My Flarum has been down for two years because no one visits (it should be like that)\nTop visitors are a bunch of unregistered users, and the invitation codes are posted in the threads\n\nhttps://www.ntbsd.eu.org/\n\nIt’s a top-tier clone of NL, deployed based on NL’s plugins, and some plugins were not enabled due to some issues. Removing www indicates it’s hosted on serv00, and I use a remote database so serv00 is overloaded

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