I just discovered that the Joomlaboard (http://www.tsmf.net) team has merged with the Fireboard (http://www.bestofjoomla.com) team. (Read the announcement at the Fireboard site here (http://www.bestofjoomla.com/content/view/17/9/).) This is an exciting development for the Joomla! community because the Fireboard component breathes new life into a much needed component. Joomlaboard has been around for a long time. It started out as a simple message board component for Mambo, and it grew into a more full-featured forum component like what you see today. It has long been the only full-integrated Joomla! forum component available, which in my opinion makes it more appealing than some of the bridged forum components like phpBB and SMF. However, development has slowed down in recent years, and it has not kept up with other forum packages' features. With the birth of Fireboard (http://www.bestofjoomla.com), and the subsequent merger of Joomlaboard with Fireboard, it looks like this great component might once again become the forum component of choice for Joomla! webmasters. Thanks to the Fireboard team for picking up the slack, and thanks to the Joomlaboard team for recognizing their efforts by joining forces with them. I just discovered that the Joomlaboard (http://www.tsmf.net) team has merged with the Fireboard (http://www.bestofjoomla.com) team. (Read the announcement at the Fireboard site here (http://www.bestofjoomla.com/content/view/17/9/).) This is an exciting development for the Joomla! community because the Fireboard component breathes new life into a much needed component. Joomlaboard has been around for a long time. It started out as a simple message board component for Mambo, and it grew into a more full-featured forum component like what you see today. It has long been the only full-integrated Joomla! forum component available, which in my opinion makes it more appealing than some of the bridged forum components like phpBB and SMF. However, development has slowed down in recent years, and it has not kept up with other forum packages' features. With the birth of Fireboard (http://www.bestofjoomla.com), and the subsequent merger of Joomlaboard with Fireboard, it looks like this great component might once again become the forum component of choice for Joomla! webmasters. Thanks to the Fireboard team for picking up the slack, and thanks to the Joomlaboard team for recognizing their efforts by joining forces with them.
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