ejabberd Meetups: From San Francisco to Paris
Thank you all for joining us for our first meetup in San Francisco ! Here are the slides of the talks given during ejabberd San Francisco
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Elixir Sips: ejabberd with Elixir – Part 2
Elixir Sips is an Elixir screencast website providing great tutorials to learn Elixir but also to help you build extraordinary pieces of code quickly with
3 min readElixir Sips: ejabberd with Elixir – Part 1
Elixir Sips is an Elixir screencast website providing great tutorials to learn Elixir but also to help you build extraordinary pieces of code quickly with
3 min readArchipel introduction at ejabberd San Francisco Meetup
The nice guys from the Archipel project will be introducing the project on march 25th at ejabberd San Francisco Meetup. If you do not yet
1 min readejabberd and dependencies: major set of open source repositories
Since 2002, ejabberd established itself as a major Erlang project. People learn Erlang because of ejabberd. For this reason alone, ProcessOne is one of the
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ejabberd San Francisco Bay Area Meetup
We have a very large number of users in San Francisco Bay Area. ejabberd scalability and flexibility is a perfect fit for startup and we
1 min readejabberd and the Google Summer of Code 2015
ejabberd project and developers are involved as mentors in Google Summer of Code 2015 initiative. This article explains what it could mean for you as a student wanting to contribute to our project.
1 min readRadio, News and Sport notifications on a huge scale at the BBC
Mickaël Rémond explains how the BBC have been using large scale push notification service Boxcar to distribute radio content, breaking news and sport football alerts
1 min readejabberd new documentation site, a community effort
A massive documentation effort It is well know that every developer in the world love writing docs :) Well, I am kidding, but still our goal
1 min readRevamped ejabberd website, new logo, new development process
We all agree that ejabberd.im website was a bit dated and did not do justice to the ejabberd code base. It indeed deserved a
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