I downloaded the development version and based in my experience of using.
- Better PLUGINS organization maybe by category and quick links to settings and activation without loading page.
- A PERFORMANCE MODE
- REBUILD CACHE ALL
- Twitter,Facebook and Google Connection by default.
- Captcha customization.
- Portal Customizations like a CMS
- Jquery Source like Xenforo
- Better Feed and SITEMAP
- With Google Seo options by default with analytics and friendly custom.
- Options to enable Profile Fields on postbit
(2013-05-14, 07:53 PM)dthiago Wrote: [ -> ]Better PLUGINS organization maybe by category and quick links to settings and activation without loading page.
Plugins can't be organized by category because they're not put in to categories. There's also a discussion about linking to the settings but basically it isn't possible as it's up to the author to decide how and where they store their settings.
(2013-05-14, 07:53 PM)dthiago Wrote: [ -> ]A PERFORMANCE MODE
Can you elaborate?
(2013-05-14, 07:53 PM)dthiago Wrote: [ -> ]REBUILD CACHE ALL
I agree with this to some extent. I'm working on improving the caching system in 1.8.
(2013-05-14, 07:53 PM)dthiago Wrote: [ -> ]Twitter,Facebook and Google Connection by default.
We won't be including third party login methods in 1.8.
(2013-05-14, 07:53 PM)dthiago Wrote: [ -> ]Captcha customization.
Can you elaborate?
(2013-05-14, 07:53 PM)dthiago Wrote: [ -> ]Portal Customizations like a CMS
The portal can be customized however you like.
(2013-05-14, 07:53 PM)dthiago Wrote: [ -> ]Jquery Source like Xenforo
As stated many times before, 1.8 will be using jQuery.
(2013-05-14, 07:53 PM)dthiago Wrote: [ -> ]Better Feed and SITEMAP
How can we improve the feed?
(2013-05-14, 07:53 PM)dthiago Wrote: [ -> ]With Google Seo options by default with analytics and friendly custom.
We won't be making any changes to the friendly URL system in 1.8. It's too large a change for a minor release and Google SEO provides this functionality very well.
Performance mode like IPB...disable ALL plugins and some features.When i disable plugins (ALL) some erros occured. Not now.But if this function is like performance mode,ok.
CAPTCHA
Themes,keycaptcha,language and others.
Quote:The portal can be customized however you like.
The current one is very simple and for those who do not have much knowledge it is complicated. The Advanced sidebox mod has helped a lot.
Quote:I agree with this to some extent. I'm working on improving the caching system in 1.8.
thx
Quote:We won't be making any changes to the friendly URL system in 1.8. It's too large a change for a minor release and Google SEO provides this functionality very well.
Maybe in 2.0?
Quote:We won't be including third party login methods in 1.8.
Shame.In 2.0?
(2013-05-14, 08:24 PM)dthiago Wrote: [ -> ]Performance mode like IPB...disable ALL plugins and some features.When i disable plugins (ALL) some erros occured. Not now.But if this function is like performance mode,ok.
Intensive features and plugins can both be disabled. Features act differently depending on the environment so disabling features which *might* be causing problems but might not isn't too useful.
(2013-05-14, 08:24 PM)dthiago Wrote: [ -> ]CAPTCHA
Themes,keycaptcha,language and others.
Recaptcha can be themed. We haven't seen any demand for a multi-lingual captcha system.
(2013-05-14, 08:24 PM)dthiago Wrote: [ -> ]Quote:The portal can be customized however you like.
The current one is very simple and for those who do not have much knowledge it is complicated. The Advanced sidebox mod has helped a lot.
We have no plans to modify the portal extensively. More focus is being put on the actual forum side than the portal.
(2013-05-14, 08:24 PM)dthiago Wrote: [ -> ]Quote:We won't be making any changes to the friendly URL system in 1.8. It's too large a change for a minor release and Google SEO provides this functionality very well.
Maybe in 2.0?
Yes.
(2013-05-14, 08:24 PM)dthiago Wrote: [ -> ]Quote:We won't be including third party login methods in 1.8.
Shame.In 2.0?
That's a possibility. It hasn't yet been discussed.
(2013-05-14, 08:39 PM)Nathan Malcolm Wrote: [ -> ] (2013-05-14, 08:24 PM)dthiago Wrote: [ -> ]Quote:The portal can be customized however you like.
The current one is very simple and for those who do not have much knowledge it is complicated. The Advanced sidebox mod has helped a lot.
We have no plans to modify the portal extensively. More focus is being put on the actual forum side than the portal.
that's unfortunate as the portal can be used very nicely as a landing page for users without having to build some custom, elaborate website.
I'd prefer to have a portal that's updated by the mybb team than one that's built and then forgotten about, like proportal.
I guess maybe just having ready more portal blocks available by default would help a lot, especially for people who don't really know php and such.
Quote:Jquery Source like Xenforo
Quote:Using jQuery with a CDN
CDNs can offer a performance benefit by hosting jQuery on servers spread across the globe. This also offers an advantage that if the visitor to your webpage has already downloaded a copy of jQuery from the same CDN, it won't have to be re-downloaded.
Using jQuery's CDN provided by MediaTemple
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<script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.10.0.min.js"></script>
<script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-migrate-1.2.1.min.js"></script>
To see all available files and versions, visit http://code.jquery.com
Using Google's CDN
All jQuery releases are available on the Google CDN, visit Google's CDN page for more information. Note that we do not control this CDN; there may be a delay between a jQuery release and its availability there.
Using Microsoft's CDN
All jQuery releases are available on the Microsoft CDN, visit Microsoft's CDN Page for more information. Note that we do not control this CDN; there may be a delay between a jQuery release and its availability there.
http://jquery.com/download/
I mentioned the option of the jquery source. Google, microsoft,local, etcetera
We'll probably use a specific CDN and allow local usage too.
(2013-05-25, 11:16 PM)Nathan Malcolm Wrote: [ -> ]We'll probably use a specific CDN and allow local usage too.
You should always have a local fallback in case the CDN goes down (which it can do).
Yes, we are aware of that.
