Closed sergmain closed 10 months ago
This should probably be considered taking also #33445 into account.
FWIW I'd highly prefer the GitHub Discussions because IMO there's great value in having as many parts of the community as possible in the same place (and also close to the code).
Thanks @vpavic. We agree that GitHub Discussions would be a better option than discourse for us. I'll close this one in favor of #33445 which we've still to discuss as a broader team.
Is there any ETA of opening a GitHub Discussions for Spring Boot?
PS. I have a complex question about WebSocket to ask, specifically - SB <-> SB communication
@sergmain I'm afraid we don't have an ETA for this. It will require some discussion with the broader team.
Discourse is nice platform. It make sense to consider it as well. For example Vaadin just started the forum and it works nice: https://vaadin.com/forum
Current status with stackoverflow is very bad in my eyes.
Some time ago there was very useful community on gitter.im . But after moving it to matrix platform it became hard to use. This gitter.im community was useful for open questions about anything related spring-boot Also there is dedicated hash-tag on stackoverflow but moders on SO are very unfriendly right now because you have to ask only question which follow SO current policy and after chatGPT this policy aimed to help to train LLM not help to user.
So it would be nice if Spring Boot /Spring will open a community on discourse.org rn almost all communities around programming languages on discourse.org, i.e. https://discourse.haskell.org/ https://fortran-lang.discourse.group/ https://forum.golangbridge.org/ https://discuss.rubyonrails.org/ https://discourse.julialang.org/ others