MD Abu Abdullah

As a developer who has worked with BuddyBoss, PeepSo, FluentCommunity and ZenCommunity is honestly a breath of fresh air. Everything feels much cleaner and easier to manage and the UI is far more user-friendly than the older community plugins.

There are still a few areas where I'd love to see more depth (like advanced moderation tools and more customization options), but those feel minor comoared to how smooth and lightweight the overall experience is.

I chose ZenCommunity because it feels much cleaner and easier to manage compared to older community plugins. The setup is lightweight, the UI is modern and everything is organized in a way that doesn't fight with the developer. It gives me the community features I need the heavy, bolated feel of BuddyBoss or the outdated structure of bbPress.

It offers large storage limits compared to other plugins and media upload handling is so smooth.

Absolutely. There are mobile-friendly UI and PWA support that is so fascinating.

No admins can not control any rate limits and flood control. But it is not any concernable thing.

I chose Next.js because it gives the perfect balance of performance, developer experience, and flexibility. Features like file-based routing, API routes, and built-in optimizations make it incredibly easy to build production-ready apps. I also appreciate the strong community, great documentation, and the fact that it scales well for startups and personal projects. Compared to other tools, Next.js feels faster to build with and more reliable for real-world deployments.