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A 100% open-source community discussion platform for those who want complete control over their forum.
Open source software for building online communities, powering platforms like dev.to.
A personalized news feed and professional network for developers, available as a browser extension and PWA.
Node.js-based forum software with real-time interactions, mobile responsiveness, and a plugin-driven architecture.
A delightfully simple, fast, and extensible discussion platform built with PHP and Mithril for building online communities.
A Pokémon battle simulator and game server supporting Generations 1-9 with singles, doubles, and triples battles.
A computing-focused community platform for link aggregation and discussion, built with Ruby on Rails.
A classic forum software built with Python and Flask, featuring group permissions, themes, and a plugin system.
An open-source web application for hosting archives of fanworks including fanfic, fanart, and fan vids.
A free and open database and web application for farming and gardening knowledge, like a Wikipedia for growing plants.
An open-source crowdfunding platform for creative projects, originally developed in Brazil.
A Node.js server and web client for creating synchronized video-watching channels with integrated chat.
Open-source web-based social networking, email list, directory, and document management software for churches.
An open-source, customizable community platform where user votes drive content discovery and discussion.
Open-source Rails application powering iNaturalist.org, a platform for recording and sharing biodiversity observations.
An open-source social bookmarking service and knowledge-sharing community for developers with advanced search and tag management.
An open-source web application for managing organizations and communities with complex group hierarchies, members, events, and communication.
An open data platform that crowdsources and shares information about what food gardeners are growing and harvesting.
An open-source community calendar platform built with Ruby on Rails for aggregating and sharing local events.
A lightweight forum application built with Ruby on Rails, designed for simple community discussions.
A collaborative website hosting the Hackday Manifesto, allowing developers to add themselves as supporters.
Phosphorum is a flexible, fast forum engine built with the Phalcon PHP framework.
A fast, open-source Q&A and forum platform built with Phalcon PHP, designed for professional communities.
An iOS client for the UESTC BBS forum built with React Native, Redux, and Redux-Observable.
A lightweight community forum platform built with ASP.NET Core and Redis for .NET developers.
A daily streak system and portfolio for sharing project updates within the Hack Club community.
A federated link aggregator built on the same network as Bluesky.
A Ruby on Rails website for the AgileVentures community, showcasing projects, members, events, and recordings.
A community-driven platform for sharing and voting on Common Lisp programming tips through GitHub issues.
A timeline-based website listing open source events and hackathons with month-wise organization for easy discovery.
A website for Western Friend, a Quaker publication providing resources and support for Quaker communities and individuals.
A React Native and Redux-based mobile client for the V2EX community platform.
A public Q&A platform where Eduards Sizovs answers personal, professional, and technical questions from the community.
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