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What is a good Ruby on Rails forum that can easily integrated to an existing application?

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What is a good, open source RoR 3 forum that can easily integrated to an existing application?

Optional features:

  • OpenID support
  • Haml/SCSS templates
  • Support for smilies, YouTube, images, etc
  • I'm probably going to change it alot, and I'm still pretty weak in Ruby, so clean, commented code with good practices would be great.

Thanks :)

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Alon Gubkin Avatar asked Oct 04 '10 17:10

Alon Gubkin

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2 Answers

Recently I was searching for similar functionality and came across discourse. You should definitely check it out.

Discourse is the 100% open source, next-generation discussion platform built 
for the next decade of the Internet.

Whenever you need ...

a mailing list
a forum to discuss something
a chat room where you can type paragraphs

... consider Discourse.

Its developed by Jeff Atwood and team

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saihgala Avatar answered Oct 21 '22 03:10

saihgala

Have a look on http://github.com/radar/rboard the most powerful and poplar in Rails world at the moment

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paxer Avatar answered Oct 21 '22 04:10

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