Archive for the ‘XMPP’ Category
Wednesday, July 30th, 2008
Steve O'Grady has posted a fantastic Q&A with Joe Hildebrand, CTO of Jabber, Inc.
In all, XMPP has been around for almost 10 years. It is open, standardized, robust, widely-implemented, and straightforward to understand compared to most other protocols in this space. Yes, it’s different than HTTP, or anything else a ...
Posted in Web, XMPP |
Tuesday, July 15th, 2008
Dave Uhlir, on the use of presence for real-time communication and head-counting during natural (and man-made) disasters.
For any user of instant messaging and other presence-enabled social applications, it is second nature to look at the presence indicators in the application to see who is online and available. This, the most ...
Posted in XMPP |
Monday, July 14th, 2008
It's that time again. This Wednesday the 16th, Joe Hildebrand will be speaking about the upcoming AJAX libraries from Jabber, Inc.
Posted in XMPP |
Tuesday, June 24th, 2008
In their latest round of iPhone application announcements, TUAW claims that ApolloIM is going legit and heading for the app store. ApolloIM is a multi-protocol client based on a ported version of libpurple, the library under Adium and Pidgin. Assuming this is true, one can only hope for improved XMPP ...
Posted in Apple, XMPP |