Yesterday marked the 7th birthday of phpBB and finally the team announced the release date of the long awaited phpBB3. It will be released on the 14th December 2007 01:00 (GMT +8) or 13th December 2007 17:00 (GMT).
I think it is a little too late, I have switched from phpBB2 to SMF 1.1 and now I am a happy user of SMF.
Lester, what is the going rate for your freelance services these days, that is if you’re freelancing? Just curious… (not that I could afford to hire ppl…)
nah, I have not freelancing at the moment, but normally I charge about USD$100 for simple modification of my plugin and USD$200+ for a new simple plugin.
Seems like very reasonable prices to ordinary U.S. bloggers (except for the kiddies), and probably a discount to commercial sites.
I’ve been long awaiting the debut of phpbb3 to make a certain plugin. (May not succeed; check that — probably won’t succeed — since my programming “experience” consists of two undergrad courses writing tictactoe and “Hello world” scripts.)
But anywhere I’ll ramble a bit about it, not trying to elicit a technical response, more trying to think the finale through:
The plugin WP-united unifies the WP and PHPBB3 logins (which uses PHPBB3’s system).
Part of the site concerns Darwinism & economics, and is invitation-only by necessity, mainly limited to researchers & students in the area. (It is no good to if disinterested passerbys clog such discussions.)
Except not exactly: Those invited can in turn automatically invite anyone they judge interested. And here’s what the new plugin offers:
An “Invite a Friend” form, which simultaneously emails Friend and preapproves the associated email for registration in the PHPBB3 system (utilizing PHPBB3’s new registration approval feature). This way Friend can register — if he so chooses — without webmaster intervention.
I am awaiting the Gold version to see what modifications I will have to make.
Han: I see but then I think phpBB 3 is easier to hack as in modify then SMF IMHO.
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