“EA Forum Update: Migrating to a new codebase” by Ollie Etherington
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Summary: We’re making some big changes to the forum including a brand new post page. If you have any feedback, please let us know directly, or in the comments below. The problem The existing EA Forum codebase is relatively old and steeped in technical debt. New features and bug fixes (of which there are many) are slow, hosting is expensive, and server crashes are often time-consuming to fix. CEA also has considerably fewer resources dedicated to the forum than in the past (currently less than one full-time engineer), and we want to ensure the forum can continue to thrive in perpetuity whether or not that continues to be the case. The forum has been developed alongside LessWrong for the past few years; both used the exact same code until recently, but with different configurations and different development teams. LessWrong completed their own migration last year, which consisted of taking the existing codebase and converting it to NextJS via some extremely large AI generated changes. This seems to have worked out nicely for them, but, for various reasons, we don’t believe that the same solution would have been right for us (that's not to say that I think it was [...] --- Outline: (00:23) The problem (01:30) The solution (03:51) What this means for you --- First published: June 29th, 2026 Source: --- Narrated by TYPE III AUDIO .
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