/tech/ - Technology

Also, I guess, it wouldn't hurt to mention, I want this board to be able to:

1. Make threads
2. Make relies to those threads
3. Make topics that will be hosted in bulletin board format and bumped off page 1 2 3 …. as time goes on.
4. Host multiple boards
5.Those boards be hosted on 1 main landing page.
E.G:
/leftypol/
/b/ - - - - - -
/tech/ |
|
[thread 1]
[thread 2]

6. Maintain a standard Gemini capsule appearance on the front page, E.G, a list of directories.

>>9418 (OP)
>Hello, tech, I'm looking to develop a leftypol textboard for the gemini protocol.
already exists
sourcecode:
https://git.sr.ht/~fgaz/gemini-textboard

>>9423
That site looks like shi and is just one giant wall of topics and replies. The formatting is horrible.
I would rather not, I already looked into it.

>>9429
>is just one giant wall of topics and replies
You want to make a textboard and you don't even know what they are?

>>9430
A text board is not, or, does not have to be that.

A text board can still be structured like a typical chan. There's no rules saying I mus have one giant endlessly scrolling wall of text. That's pants on head retarded.

>>9431
Ok maybe I'M the retard, you want to make a textboard in the vein of 2ch then?

Extend this with gemini support
https://gitlab.com/naughtybits/schemebbs

>>9433
Based.

Here's another textboard script that tries to remain as close as possible to 2channel but with a database and QoL features.
https://git.bienvenidoainternet.org/bai/weabot/

>>9429
>That site looks like shi and is just one giant wall of topics and replies. The formatting is horrible.
Gemini markup doesn't give you many options for formatting, just some headings lists and links, and clients can render them all differently.
You're missing the point if your criticism of it is "it looks fugly".

>>9709
I want something more structured like station.martinrue.org

>>9418 (OP)
>he was a windows user all along

oh no no no no no