Show HN: my open source "reddit"-like community(whoaverse.com) |
Show HN: my open source "reddit"-like community(whoaverse.com) |
For the developer, it seems like a good way to learn more about web development.
Aside from learning or novelty value, I would probably just fork the Reddit repo on Github if I was looking for a clone, as the reddit.com site code is already open-source:
ps. the site is running on a rather limited VPS instance which costs me about $15/month.
While lobste.rs has 22 contributors listed, it's mostly just jcs, see the contributor graph: https://github.com/jcs/lobsters/graphs/contributors