Tutorials, best practices, and insights on knowledge sharing, team collaboration, and getting the most from Scoold.
This post lists top self-hosted Q&A platforms that are actively developed and have working demos. Those projects are a great alternative to Stack Overflow Business.
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This is the story of how AI found vulnerabilities in Scoold, why it happened, and what it means for developers shipping software in the age of AI.
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Scoold 1.68.0 is a new version which brings many UI improvements and aims to comply with the modern accessibility guidelines.
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Scoold now functions as an MCP server, which means any compatible AI client can connect to it and perform actions through a set of dedicated tools.
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The official Scoold community node for n8n is now available. Automate your knowledge base workflows - trigger on new questions and answers, create and manage posts, comments, tags, and reports, all without writing code.
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Scoold Pro now integrates with Microsoft Teams and is rolling out to licensed users and Scoold Cloud instances. It's the third official chat integration after Slack and Mattermost.
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Scoold Cloud is the official hosting for Scoold Pro, offering easy deployment with scaling and upgrades handled for you. Combined with Para, it provides a low-maintenance knowledge-sharing solution for organizations.
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Para 1.32.0 introduces webhooks for all apps, available on ParaIO.com. Webhooks enable near real-time notifications for create, update, and delete events.
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This post lists top open-source Q&A platforms that are actively developed and have working demos. The projects are inspired by Stack Overflow and the list is unordered.
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Scoold Pro is now available with new features and easier integration into enterprise environments. It supports SAML auth and unlimited spaces for team separation on intranets.
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Scoold brings Stack Overflow-style Q&A to your site and showcases the Para backend. It's a lightweight, cloud-ready Java app that runs without a database.
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