I've reached out to @csallen about building a private community built on a platform like we all have here at Indie Hackers.
(This is the best community experience I've ever seen #byfar)
However, he doesn't have time to take on any new projects and brought up the idea of posting here inside Indie Hackers to see if I can possibly find someone that has the skillset to do so.
That being said...
Here I am!
If you feel like you have the skillset to build out a community like Indie Hackers using Ember.js app on the front-end and have Ember FastBoot for server-side rendering while running the app on a Node.js server managed by AWS Elastic Beanstalk with pages being cached via CloudFron and using Firebase to store and retrieve data and user accounts...
Hit me up! It'll be a super fun project.
#tech-questions
I’ve just seen this. Maybe you could save time and money using it instead of building something from scratch.
Thank you for commenting @andreabosoni!
Hi Chris,
If still looking for the developer. Kindly do ping me back.
Thanks.
Hey @chrisluck,
You might want to check out https://tribe.so.
Thank you! Killer find.
Sounds cool. I would like to help!
denizsimsek93@gmail.com
Email sent.
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This looks great, thanks for the link!
Thank you!
There are so many decent scrollable threaded post communities out there, are you thinking the IH design is better suited to a certain underserved genre or just in general?
It would be awesome to have an open source IH clone out there but what made IH alluring at first was the combination of content, network and easy on the eyes frontend design. I feel that balance is much harder to get right than the backend hosting architecture and performance until people use it.
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Cool to know!