Projects That Will Not Become Outdated in 10 Years

The internet community has stepped past the social media boom and accepted leaders like Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, VK, Telegram, and others. Now, when it comes to creating a social network, there is a more or less clear strategy. If this is some kind of global project, be ready to invest millions of dollars and surround yourself with a reliable team of specialists. Or deliberately build something minimalist for a narrow audience - micro communities, where serious server administration starts from around 2k users, and from 10k to 100k it becomes a full-scale infrastructure activity.

What if you fall in love with the idea or dream of creating something of your own, but with reasonable costs? Today there are many services and development options, but one of the best and most balanced, in my view, is FluentCommunity. First of all, because of the development team that inspires trust. I believe they love their product and will not sell it off as some more popular players did in the past - no names, I think you understand what I mean. And of course, another important aspect is that the plugin offers clean code and modern design.

Many people create their products in a burst of inspiration and love for their work. And most likely there are those who want to create a website that will not lose relevance over the years, that will not become one of those sites we visited in the 201x years, not to mention the 200x years - oh my God, how I loved the internet back then, with its funny GIFs and utopian design. Will it feel just as good and comfortable for the next generation?

The first and main proof of timeless success is Wikipedia. It is intentionally simplified, yet very modern - modern code does not try to blind you with animations or drive you crazy with a complex interface. Right now, FluentCommunity is perceived at roughly the same level. It is simple, yet carefully refined in its details, everything is in its place.

I cannot say whether Fcom will remain relevant forever. Most likely, nothing lasts forever. But there is hope. I hope that my post will, by some miracle, still be on the site for a long time, and that in 10 years we will be able to look back and see what we have achieved.