ProcessOne is holding a webinar about push solutions, based on XMPP and ejabberd.

I have read a few comments during the week-end about possible fixes to ejabberd problems. It calls for clarification of to avoid lack of understanding of the area and frustration.

We are pleased to announce the bugfix releases ejabberd 2.1.9, ejabberd 3.0.0-alpha-4, and exmpp 0.9.8.

Nokia Push Notification system has been developed by Nokia to send notifications on mobile directly.

Eric Cestari, From ProcessOne, explains his work on Websocket integration in ejabberd and introduce GitLive as a demonstration of our web push platform.

gitlive is a new service leveraging some of the new (and some of the proven) technologies in ejabberd.

It's a widget displaying commits from GitHub ... live!

Usage is very simple, just head over to the service for detailed instructions and sample usage. 

It is also deployed on the Tsung and ejabberd homepages (see the “Commits” section on the bottom right).

There are two main components:

1. ejabberd with custom modules
2. client code in javascript

The client component will attempt to connect using the most efficient protocol to ejabberd but will fallback on BOSH is necessary. It will then connect anonymously and subscribe to the PubSub projects nodes.

To be continued after the jump!

David Banes, from Cleartext, has released a new opensource product: an Enterprise Messaging 2.0, based on ejabberd.

OneSocialWeb, the decentralized social network, now runs on ejabberd.

Before the SeaBeyond event, ProcessOne is organising a training around ejabberd and Erlang.

You might like it or not but the largest messaging community in the world is email. It is almost instant. Everyone has an email address. If you look at your address book, you will see lots of email addresses already.