1. Use Euphoria to make forum
- Posted by Andy <videogamefreak101 at ?o?mail.com> Feb 04, 2008
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Hey Guys, Since euphoria is capable of doing CGI work, would it be possible to make a forum in Euphoria, you know like PHPBB. Or vBulletin forum stuff.
2. Re: Use Euphoria to make forum
- Posted by Robert Craig <rds at RapidEup?oria.?om> Feb 04, 2008
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Andy wrote: > Since euphoria is capable of doing CGI work, would it be possible to make a > forum in Euphoria, you know like PHPBB. Or vBulletin forum stuff. EUforum is completely written in Euphoria: http://www.openeuphoria.org/EUforum/save_in_log.html What features of those other forums would you like to see? Regards, Rob Craig Rapid Deployment Software http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
3. Re: Use Euphoria to make forum
- Posted by Craig Welch <euphoriah at cwel?h.?rg> Feb 04, 2008
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Andy wrote: > Since euphoria is capable of doing CGI work, would it be possible to make a > forum in Euphoria, you know like PHPBB. Or vBulletin forum stuff. Yes. But why bother? There are so many *free* feature-rich forums available ... -- Craig Euphoria friendly webhosting: http://www.wazu.jp/hosting/euphoria.html
4. Re: Use Euphoria to make forum
- Posted by Andy <videogamefreak101 at ?o?mail.com> Feb 05, 2008
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Well I was thinking if it was possible to use Euphoria to make a forum like PHPBB or vBulletin. Is euphoria capable of doing this?
5. Re: Use Euphoria to make forum
- Posted by Robert Craig <rds at Rap?dEuphoria.com> Feb 05, 2008
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Andy wrote: > Well I was thinking if it was possible to use Euphoria to make a forum like > PHPBB or vBulletin. Is euphoria capable of doing this? I can't answer that because I'm not familiar with those systems, but I can say that EUforum could be made a lot fancier if more use were made of CGI to customize each operation for each user. I've steered away from that partly because I was worried that if a CGI program were called each time someone viewed a message, it might push the CPU requirements up quite a bit. Already I have a program running 24/7 on a host that I only pay $4/month for (though the program sleeps a lot). The EUforum searches can also take a fair bit of CPU. I don't want to push my luck and get the administrators annoyed, or worse, demanding more cash from me per month. EUforum is customized for Euphoria in a lot ways that an off-the-shelf system would not be. e.g. - it takes messages for moderation from Topica as well as direct posting on the Web interface - it filters off-topic posts etc. automatically - it searches messages that were archived using various, incompatible systems over the years - it accepts logins and passwords that are also used for User Contributions - it provides an RSS feed - it has syntax-highlighting for Euphoria programs - it has integrated Google ads that bring in a buck or two per day for RDS - if it breaks down for any reason, there's an expert (me) who can fix it quickly Regards, Rob Craig Rapid Deployment Software http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
6. Re: Use Euphoria to make forum
- Posted by CChris <christian.cuvier at ag?iculture.?ouv.fr> Feb 05, 2008
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Robert Craig wrote: > > Andy wrote: > > Since euphoria is capable of doing CGI work, would it be possible to make a > > forum in Euphoria, you know like PHPBB. Or vBulletin forum stuff. > > EUforum is completely written in Euphoria: > > <a > href="http://www.openeuphoria.org/EUforum/save_in_log.html">http://www.openeuphoria.org/EUforum/save_in_log.html</a> > > What features of those other forums would you like to see? > > Regards, > Rob Craig > Rapid Deployment Software > <a href="http://www.RapidEuphoria.com">http://www.RapidEuphoria.com</a> 3 thnigs: threads, threads and threads. CChris
7. Re: Use Euphoria to make forum
- Posted by c.k.lester <euphoric at c?lester.?om> Feb 05, 2008
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Andy wrote: > > Well I was thinking if it was possible to use Euphoria to make a forum like > PHPBB or vBulletin. Is euphoria capable of doing this? Yes, Euphoria is very capable of that. I plan on ultimately building an integrated forum module for my BBCMF. I do not know how well it will scale! One day I'd like to put it to the test, but these days I've got 20 projects going on at one time- two of which are a teenage boy and a teenage girl. ;) http://www.cklester.com/euphoria/bbcmf If you look at the bottom of that page, it gives a few stats. The home page is running about 41 queries and spitting out the web page in about 1.4 secs. That's probably not good enough for a forum, but the code is not optimized at all. Sometimes I drool thinking what could be if a Parnell or Lewis or CChris or Lomax or any of the leet Euphoria programmers got their hands on it. Maybe one time I could sponsor some help in that area! :) Of course, when I turn on caching, it serves it up in less than a second, but I don't see how caching would help a forum module... Well, yes I do but I would really like to see what Euphoria can do without having to resort to a cache solution (though MOST software HAS TO, even C).
8. Re: Use Euphoria to make forum
- Posted by Craig Welch <euphoriah at cwelch?or?> Feb 05, 2008
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Andy wrote: > Well I was thinking if it was possible to use Euphoria to make a forum like > PHPBB or vBulletin. Is euphoria capable of doing this? To whom are you replying? It's customary to quote a little, as I've done above, to clarify your context. But seeing that you've asked essentially the same question twice, I'll give you the same answer twice: Yes. But why bother? There are so many *free* feature-rich forums available ... -- Craig Euphoria friendly webhosting: http://www.wazu.jp/hosting/euphoria.html
9. Re: Use Euphoria to make forum
- Posted by Julio C. Galaret Viera <galaret at adin?t.com.u?> Feb 05, 2008
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Even forums written in PHP are very resource consuming and the speed of forums like vBulletin, phpBB, etc. is due to MySQL and not to the language (usually PHP).
10. Re: Use Euphoria to make forum
- Posted by Dan Moyer <danielmoyer at prodigy.n??> Feb 05, 2008
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Robert Craig wrote: > > Andy wrote: > > Since euphoria is capable of doing CGI work, would it be possible to make a > > forum in Euphoria, you know like PHPBB. Or vBulletin forum stuff. > > EUforum is completely written in Euphoria: > > <a > href="http://www.openeuphoria.org/EUforum/save_in_log.html">http://www.openeuphoria.org/EUforum/save_in_log.html</a> > > What features of those other forums would you like to see? > > Regards, > Rob Craig > Rapid Deployment Software > <a href="http://www.RapidEuphoria.com">http://www.RapidEuphoria.com</a> Rob, Here's a link to a *very* nicely done forum, for a very powerful open source app for audio processing, "Audacity", (which uses a Lisp variant to make plug-in's, maybe Euphoria could be used like that also, maybe David Cuny would know?): http://audacityteam.org/forum/index.php?sid=d523ab1f734e95d752977567f91be722 Dan Moyer
11. Re: Use Euphoria to make forum
- Posted by ChrisBurch3 <crylex at gm??l.com> Feb 05, 2008
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Dan Moyer wrote: > > Robert Craig wrote: > > > > Andy wrote: > > > Since euphoria is capable of doing CGI work, would it be possible to make > > > a > > > forum in Euphoria, you know like PHPBB. Or vBulletin forum stuff. > > > > EUforum is completely written in Euphoria: > > > > <a > > href="http://www.openeuphoria.org/EUforum/save_in_log.html">http://www.openeuphoria.org/EUforum/save_in_log.html</a> > > > > What features of those other forums would you like to see? > > > > Regards, > > Rob Craig > > Rapid Deployment Software > > <a href="http://www.RapidEuphoria.com">http://www.RapidEuphoria.com</a> > > Rob, > > Here's a link to a *very* nicely done forum, > for a very powerful open source app for audio processing, "Audacity", > (which uses a Lisp variant to make plug-in's, maybe Euphoria could be > used like that also, maybe David Cuny would know?): > > <a > href="http://audacityteam.org/forum/index.php?sid=d523ab1f734e95d752977567f91be722">http://audacityteam.org/forum/index.php?sid=d523ab1f734e95d752977567f91be722</a> > > Dan Moyer Hi Don Thats phpbb (look down at the very bottom) Incidentally Uboard still exists http://uboard.proboards32.com/index.cgi (threads threads threads galore) All it takes is for everyone on this list to agree to something at once, and all change at once to there. Oh, I just realised what I said! Chris
12. Re: Use Euphoria to make forum
- Posted by Andy <videogamefreak101 at hotmai?.c?m> Feb 05, 2008
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- Last edited Feb 06, 2008
Well I think I'll attempt to make my own forum in Euphoria. I think there are mySQL libraries for Euphoria. Just to give you guys an idea of what I want to acheive is... A reputation system similar to the one in vbulletin post count admin and mod priveleages multiple categories and forums and subforums unlimited amount of memebers password protected areas user groups A lot more. I'll give more info when I have more of it acutally coded.
13. Re: Use Euphoria to make forum
- Posted by Julio C. Galaret Viera <galaret at adinet?com?uy> Feb 06, 2008
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Andy wrote: > > Well I think I'll attempt to make my own forum in Euphoria. I think there > are mySQL libraries for Euphoria. Just to give you guys an idea of what I want > to acheive is... > > A reputation system similar to the one in vbulletin Hmm... that will be hard to achieve! I have thought many times in writting a vBulletin clone in Euphoria, but time... I am interested, Andy. Regards!
14. Re: Use Euphoria to make forum
- Posted by Andy <videogamefreak101 at h??mail.com> Feb 06, 2008
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- Last edited Feb 07, 2008
Well thanks for showing interests. I'll let you guys know when I make some steady progres.
15. Re: Use Euphoria to make forum
- Posted by hemipwr <algaryo at lyc?s.?om> Feb 08, 2008
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Julio C. Galaret Viera wrote: > > Even forums written in PHP are very resource consuming and the speed of forums > like vBulletin, phpBB, etc. is due to MySQL and not to the language (usually > PHP). agreed! i use both vBulletin and phpbb.. they seem to be the best out there for forum software!