What's your favorite forum software?

[Ja sa bong]

Regardless of how old Jcink is it's still a good option if you don't want to take the self-hosted route. I understand most people want more control over their forum, but with some coding magic, your forum can go a long way on Jcink. I have beefed up the features on my board so much through coding customizations, which is one reason it may stand out a bit more compared to some Jcink forums.

I've seen all the work and efforts you've been putting on your project since last year or last two years if I remembered correctly till now, it have been very good.

 

[Cory]

I've seen all the work and efforts you've been putting on your project since last year or last two years if I remembered correctly till now, it have been very good.

Thanks, I like to create as many resources that can come to mind. Thankfully, a lot of people help along the way by requesting things that can only be done with coding and it helps build my resource empire to an even greater extent.

 

[Ja sa bong]

Thanks, I like to create as many resources that can come to mind. Thankfully, a lot of people help along the way by requesting things that can only be done with coding and it helps build my resource empire to an even greater extent.

Rome wasn't built in a day. Keep doing what you're doing, with time everything will keep coming together and boost your growth. It's never easy to be successful as a coder or a webmaster.

 

[Cory]

Rome wasn't built in a day. Keep doing what you're doing, with time everything will keep coming together and boost your growth. It's never easy to be successful as a coder or a webmaster.

Good point, it takes a lot of dedication and expertise to excel at something, and the more you do it, you'll usually excel to an even greater extent.

 

[Ja sa bong]

Good point, it takes a lot of dedication and expertise to excel at something, and the more you do it, you'll usually excel to an even greater extent.

Exactly. They say practice brings about perfection in whatever you do and that's not a wrong assessment. The more you give it a go, the more you become a pro at it.

 

[Shortie]

This depends for me as to whether it is premium forum software or free forum software that I use.

If I am using premium, my favourite is Xenforo. I love how much you have available on Xenforo straight out of the box so to speak without the need of add-ons at first.

When it comes to free forum software, that would have to be MyBB for me. I have always found MyBB to be similar in a sense to Xenforo in how it is used from the backend and the front end.