The XMPP Newsletter, 1 June 2018
Welcome to another edition of the XMPP newsletter.
News
The next release of Salut à Toi will include file sharing. Sharing files directly between two users has been possible before, but now it's possible to share a file hierarchy, or in other words one or several directories. To share ...
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Posted by jcbrand on June, 01, 2018 - filed under Newsletter
The XMPP Newsletter, 3 May 2018
Welcome to the 3rd edition of the XMPP newsletter.
Jeff Becker has written a howto called New life for XMPP. Build your own decentralized messenger! which focuses on using the I2P anonymous network layer instead of using a registered domain name.
Peter Waher has published his book "Mastering Internet of ...
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Posted by jcbrand on May, 03, 2018 - filed under Newsletter
The XMPP Newsletter, 30 March 2018
Welcome to the second edition of our newsletter.
Marek Foss from Process One has published the ejabberd 2017 year in review. Ejabberd has had almost regular monthly updates and is now compatible with XEP-0387: XMPP Compliance Suites 2018.
The folks at Erlang Solutions wrote about their Real-time Experience at FOSDEM ...
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Posted by jcbrand on March, 30, 2018 - filed under Newsletter
The XMPP Newsletter, 28 February 2018
Welcome to the first edition of our newsletter.
Eve Online, the massively multiplayer online role-playing game have announced that they are using Ejabberd in a new chat backend and ProcessOnce have written a a blog article about it.
Staying with games, Epic Games have written a postmortem of a service ...
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Posted by jcbrand on February, 28, 2018 - filed under Newsletter
XMPP Summit 22
The XMPP Standards Foundation (XSF) will hold its 22th XMPP Summit in Brussels, Belgium, on Thursday February 1st & Friday 2nd (the two days preceding FOSDEM 2018).
Preparations are well under way. If you're interested in attending, please make yourself known by filling out your details on the wiki page ...
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Posted by Guus on December, 28, 2017 - filed under XMPP Summit
Return of experience on XMPP meetup in Krakow
In May of 2017 a meetup was organized in Krakow, Poland. We announced it on the XSF blog, and on meetup.com (also a few social networks). The response from the XMPP/Jabber community was very positive, as we were fresh off the heels of FOSDEM and many members had ...
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Posted by Nÿco on September, 28, 2017 - filed under Events
Easy XMPP: The Challenges
Over the last years, the XMPP community has had a hard time competing with other Instant Messaging implementations, especially in the mobile / smartphone ecosystems. By focusing a small part of our resources on user experience (UX), we can gain significant improvements. This article is the first in a series of ...
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Posted by ge0rg on August, 14, 2017 - filed under Easy XMPP
First Kraków XMPP meetup
Following and reinforcing the trend of XMPP meetups across Europe (Berlin, Stockholm, London, and Paris), here is Kraków!
Tigase and MongooseIM teams will join forces to offer you three presentations:
- "Why use XMPP for IoT?" by Andrzej Wojcik from Tigase
- "ICE, STUN, and TURN" by Rafal Slota and Szymon Mentel ...
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Posted by Nÿco on April, 28, 2017 - filed under Events
First Paris XMPP meetup
After Berlin, Stockholm, and London, here is Paris. The trend of new XMPP meetups in major cities in Europe is confirmed.
The Paris meetup is simply organised by the JabberFr community, as this will be mostly oriented discussions on modern XMPP/Jabber.
Details are available on JabberFr, LinuxFr.org, and ...
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Posted by Nÿco on March, 23, 2017 - filed under Events
New XMPP Software Listing Rules
The XSF provides a public list of XMPP implementations on its website. For this list to be useful, it should contain up-to-date information about up-to-date software. To achieve this, the XSF Board has decided that all implementations have to reapply once per year, to ensure that they are still actively ...
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