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@nhl.pl already in my Kindle" />" />" />............and............... I just havent read it yet" />" />" />" />" />" />" />" />" />

This book tells the story of three generations, and for those of us born in the new era, it was indeed a time of great change and upheaval.

Which Chinese books do you recommend to read? I mean translated to English.

Thanks.

@nhl.pl What kind of books do you like? The humanities? Science fiction?

I recommend a science fiction novel——《The Three-Body Problem》,
the grand science fiction,
I have read more than 10 times...

Yes, science fiction and this series is very well known in the western world. I have a book about keeping a coffin at home. It was an interesting read.

@nhl.pl There is also a series of books, the tomb raiding type book "Ghost Blows Out the Light"，

There is also a series of books, the fantasy series of books "The Land of the Mysteries"<谜踪之国>, but I don't know if there is an English version of this series

both series are very compelling stories

And I'm a bit like you. I have one more Chinese book. It waits to be read.

@kainos said in How NodeBB is perceived in your country?:

@julian Ok, than we wait on v5 for new Design and functions.

That is the great thing about NodeBB, if you have HTML experience, you can create the functions, features, and add-ons you want. I am in the process of start to build new themes for NodeBB, I may even include some plug-ins as well.

There is a lot of really nice features that can already be done. Especially with the easy to use and inclusive API built into NodeBB. I have a long road ahead of some of the things I want to do. With what I have to work with, I believe it will be great.

Thank you for such a wonderful Discussion Board, Bulletin Board, User Group, whatever you want to call it.

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Interesting

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@kainos yes, that topic by @phenomlab was an interesting one

@kainos NodeBB is indeed faster than Flarum, and deploying Flarum can be quite complex (although NodeBB is also somewhat challenging for beginners who are deploying a Node.js project for the first time).

However, NodeBB is indeed very fast; you can check out my site

index

categories

posts
This is my another PHP project(nodebb is not just fast, there are also very few notes or warnings in the browser console)

Do you use nginx in China or you have your reverse proxy software? I mean giants like Xiaomi provide their own web projects on GitHub. Do you use them?

@nhl.pl Do you mean the website network environment?

nginx (Pronounced as Engine X) is an open-source web server and reverse proxy that also functions as a load balancer, HTTP cache, and mail proxy. It’s known for its high performance, scalability, and asynchronous architecture, making it well-suited for handling a high number of concurrent connections with low memory usage. Common use cases include serving static content, reverse proxying to application servers, load balancing, and caching.

Similar to Apache which serves web pages

And everything works for NodeBB? Updating plug-in from AdminCP dashboard and so on?

I was talking about what Baidu and similar companies share on GitHub. Database engines and similar things.

@nhl.pl Of course, NodeBB works perfectly and runs very fast;

I was talking about what Baidu and similar companies share on GitHub. Database engines and similar things.

additionally, regarding the GitHub projects from large internet companies like Tencent or Baidu, many of them are not as suitable for individual developers. Or rather, more developers tend to choose more flexible solutions instead of those offered by major corporations.

Any success promoting NodeBB in China? It would be enough to tell core developer is able to understand Chinese.

@juse said in How NodeBB is perceived in your country?:

@nhl.pl Do you mean the website network environment?

my website all in use the nginx,

actually the linux program has a web product panel，all the operations are done in this panel

in this panel has

• ssh
• php
• mysql
• python
• nodejs
• app store
• docker
• file explorer
• ...

It's all deployed here in one click

like this

This Linux panel has significantly simplified the server management experience.
Its intuitive interface and one-click deployment options have made setting up applications almost effortless, even for someone new to server administration

嗯，确实是这样，不过我使用1Panel
Well, it does, but I'm using 1Panel

@nhl.pl The issue of promoting NodeBB in China is quite complex. Most domestic webmasters prefer simpler-to-install and maintain PHP + MySQL-based solutions, such as Discuz!, which, despite its declining popularity, still holds the largest share of internet forum software. Another good alternative is XiunoBBS, which I use for another site. Of course, this is just one of several approaches to building a website.

Another approach is to completely abandon the traditional web interface and integrate your site with the WeChat app, leveraging its vast user base. By presenting your forum as a WeChat Mini Program, you can easily promote it within the app. Moreover, WeChat's platform includes payment functionalities, making operations like knowledge paywalls or other paid services simple and fast. Implementing such features would typically require significant secondary development and integration with various APIs in other platforms, but these challenges are virtually non-existent on WeChat.

Additionally, there’s the option of developing your site into a standalone app, which offers even greater flexibility, though at a higher cost.

Additionally, to be frank, many webmasters in China may not prefer command-line operations. For example, running commands like ./nodebb buildmight seem very rudimentary to them.

They would much prefer these operations to be integrated into a web interface, where they can manage everything through a visual, user-friendly dashboard. I hope this makes sense.

@ccd2s 1Panel is also very good