Issue #404 aka Community No Found

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there's a dedicated tag in stack overflow, but hyperHTML users/followers AFAIK are moving/migrating to easier/more modern alternatives such as uhtml, uland or uce, or uce-template, with ucontent for SSR.

Closing this as it's not a bug, but feel free to ask more if necessary.

P.S. I also try to keep this gist updated with all the alternatives and comparison, maybe that helps too.

P.S.2 we still use HyperHTMLElement for ABP and it's being perfect and rock solid for 2+ years

Hello @WebReflection , thanks for the quick response.
I am not asking about help or resources, just community like a discord server, or a discuss forum like Rescript has
I can see a web-reflections forum where all the projects you mentioned have an specific section, not for asking help, but just for sharing ideas and talk about the tools and stuff.
Regards

that'd be interesting, but it requires some investment not covered by the current patreon (Discourse is like $100 per month!) so if you have any hint how to create such community or where, I'm listening 👍

Discourse is like $100 per month!

It doesn't have to be.
I host one community here: https://forum.noteself.org/
So my costs are 2 euros month for the VPS and about 1 euros more for the domain (I pay 12 per year or something like that).
If you already have a domain you have half of the costs covered.
My community is very small, so a server with 2gb of ram and 20gb of disk space is enough, not sure how big HyperHtml could be.

likely not too big, as you're the first one asking for one since 2017 ... although, what's the setup for https://forum.noteself.org/ ?

I'm intrigued by using a Raspberry Pi as webserver, and they host it for 4.99 per month, but I can probably put more than just a forum in there, so curious to hear how you manage to spend 2 euros per month only in there

so curious to hear how you manage to spend 2 euros per month only in there

Not sure if you find it cheap or expensive... I kinda lied, now that I checked the price is 2.49 per month.
That is the price of a VPS on hetzner, located on Germany.

The setup is just discuss on a docker image, I followed their instructions on their github repository. So after I setup a basic OS, then I installed docker and executed the docker run on it and nothing else since then, the container it's able to update itself.