Recent content by Taylor J

They are moving away from the current editor.

Well damn, that clue crossed out Quill which was my hope. TipTap is nice as well, haven't had any qualms on the sites I visit that use it. Edit: Just realized my soon to be (with all the hopes in the sky) next employer actually uses TipTap for their OSS product that I will be working on.

I'm sort of hoping it's Quill

Apple delivers any and every Safari update as an OS update. That's one of the biggest reasons Safari is now the IE of the web world.

Understandable! If the team were able to incorporate say Esbuild as the bundler somehow that would actually help out with backwards compatibility as addon devs and even the team could use anything they would want, including jQuery or React. I'll probably get around to writing up a suggestion...

Speaking of being able to use vanilla JS libraries, how is XenForo handling that? Most libraries require an npm/yarn/bun install which would usually need some sort of bundler/builder to be able to connect the two different ecosystems (rails with esbuild/webpacker/importmaps). Has there been...

Xenforo does not have any integrations with Zapier. 2.3 will have webhook functionality that will make it possible to connect with Zapier. Other than the HYS they posted about it there has not been any updates.

Was most likely Cyberpunk, before that were many more. The lay of the land with video games since live patches were introduced, games didn't/don't have to be fully done or fully qa'ed anymore when you can use your huge playerbase to qa it for you and then patch after.

In your JavaScript you could just grab the form by either it's class name or id and then add an event listener to that to listen for any submit events. There are a few other ways of doing that as well. const loginForm = document.querySelector(".myClassName")...

This sounds like me when I say I am against JavaScript on the server but then my day job is working as a backend dev creating apis in express. I cry on the inside.

I mean their wording more so says they find it unfortunate that their XenForo plugin isn't as stable as it could be, yet. Not sure how one can take what they said and come to the conclusion that they don't like all of the XenForo posts.

They were at $80 for a year before the latest change. Not sure how long they were at $80 though. Edit: That is $80 renewal for the forums only, no other addons.

Since I got a good deal with a license I've had expired for many many years I am now debating on using XF or IPS for a project I want to work on. Just waiting on 2.3 / 3.0 to see the direction of XF to see if I need to waste my time working on any custom work in case it gets added (a reason I've...

It's not "mandatory" to change, but it has had numerous bugs reported with it.