The premier Discord bot for Christians.
Biblica and Kerygma Digital have recently come to a favorable arrangement for us to continue to provide Biblica’s translation catalogue on BibleBot. What does this mean for me? This means that if you were a user of the following translations, they will be made available again soon: We’re anticipating these translations to be back in […]
It’s been a productive month for BibleBot, with many improvements to performance and user experience, including a whole new command! We hope you like it!
Here’s just about all notable changes to the bot in the past year and 2 months.
We would like to express our gratitude to everyone who helped us in our fundraiser for the Biblica royalty fee. This release is dedicated to you.
These are all the updates the bot has received since October 15th, 2021. The code freeze placed last update has been lifted and we’re currently prioritizing slash command migration.
These are all the updates the bot has received since June 26th. With the changes Discord is making to bots, we have initiated a code freeze for the current repository. In other words, no updates to the v9.1-beta code will be made as of September 16th onward, besides bugfixes to ensure continuity.
On August 12th, Discord announced some changes to verified bots that has taken the bot landscape by storm, and rightfully so. The changes are incredibly tone-deaf to the way bots have always operated, and the way that they should operate. These changes are so controversial that it’s resulted in the discord.py project shutting its doors, […]
These are small updates that we’ve made since June 20th. Some of these updates have already been deployed, some are just being deployed today. We’ve also begun implementing unit tests on our code now, to ensure results are accurate and predictable. This’ll help us serve a better service by helping detect bugs before you guys do.
We’re closer than ever to the v9.1 release. The only thing remaining for this release is languages, which we’ll take a small bit of time for our translators to sift through it all. After v9.1’s release, we’ll be switching to a more agile development cycle, ensuring that we get updates and bugfixes out the door faster, instead of being held up like the past week or so. Our version numbering will certainly look a bit different after v9.1, but at least it’ll be consistent.
Today marks the long awaited release of v9.1-beta, the first major version release since the failed v9 launch on TypeScript. This also marks the launch of our new website! We hope you enjoy. NOTE: Some things, like languages, are unimplemented for now. All database settings have been imported besides automatic daily verse settings and those […]