/kind/ - Random Acts of Kindness

tinyboard

Write your own! Both of them are awful. If you can, stay away from PHP.

https://github.com/kennell/imageboards might help you a bit, i should somewhere have a more detailed list about image board software on my bookmarks … somewhere.

Towards your second part:

It depends on different factors.

What do you want to do with the board? Just a small plattform for a few friends -> spare the hassle and use a premade one. You want to build something more persistent or bigger? -> Building a board yourself could become a fun adventure.

How much experience do you have in webdev and programming in general? There is that "I have learned some Scratch and now i want to build an MMORPG / OS all myself" Stereotype for a reason. I don't want to disencourage you, just say that building a board is not a trivial and it could be wiser to start with smaller steps.

If you understand the complexity of what you want to build, do you have the ressources (e.g. time and motivation) to do that?

There are things to consider, but i hope these questions will help you a bit. In the case that you want to build a image board yourself, >>>tech might actually be able to help you, if you are able to filter out the usual shitposting. Also, if you coincidentally want to write it in Haskell i might be interested in helping you build some cool stuff.

>>39837

Thanks for this btw

I wanna create imageboard for Caucasian nations such as Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia

There is huge cloud behind me

Even if it wont be next 4chan 8chan 2chan or 7chan but it will be next karaczan at least

I know HTML,CSS and some JavaScript

>>39872

Sounds like you have some front-end skills.

In that case I'd advice you the following:

Start with a premade Software. Just set it up, and start keep it running.

Start to make a List of Features you'd like to add, building a rudimentary Roadmap out of it. Start with simple tasks (if you are not sure about the complexity, there are Boards and IRC Channels filled with people to ask), always try to learn a new skill by implementing that feature, but don't do more than one skills, else you become easily overwhelmed.

After a while you should become fluent enough in the crafting of Web- / Backend- Development so you might be able to improve core functions of the software, and maybe even contribute to the project.

Don't make your own chan; not only are there more than enough with like 99.99% dead (yours WILL be among them) image boards are a dying medium.

Thanks guise, this chan will be textboard and will not be chan at all

I will explain it with all details soon

Love u all

>>39966

I don't agree but I respect your opinion