Angie: Building Large Scale AJAX Chat System
Ejabberd “Angie” is our internal codename for the next version of the High-Performance Instant Messaging server (See our previous post presenting Angie). The next version
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Réponse à Jeff Bonforte, directeur produit de Yahoo Messenger
Le journal l’Expansion a publié sous le titre “Chez Google, l’ingénieur est roi; chez Yahoo, c’est l’utilisateur” un article décrivant la
2 min readAngie: Millions Users Instant Messaging
ejabberd is a high-performance, robust and scalable XMPP-based Instant Messaging Server. It was not enough for us and in a new serie of blog posts,
2 min readOneTeam performance versus pure Multibrowsers Ajax Clients
Pure Cross-browser application are targeting desktop like interfaces. However, performance improvements is radical in the XUL version of an application. This is why OneTeam offer a desktop-like feeling.
1 min readSlides of the talk “Jabber, XMPP and the XSF”
Here are the slides from my talk given at the Solutions Linux Event in Paris (France). The talk is about Jabber, XMPP and the XMPP
1 min readSponsoring the Tigase project
As we are trying to boost XMPP components development for all servers, we felt that it was important to tighten the relationship between development teams.
1 min readOneTeam Enterprise IM Client Video Preview
I have been presenting OneTeam yesterday at the Linux Solutions Event in Paris, in the Mozilla track. Here is the video preview from my talk.
1 min readEpeios: Write a module for an XMPP server once, run it everywhere
We have just released a development version of our Epeios application. Epeios allows to run an ejabberd module on any XMPP server supporting the component protocol.
2 min readejabberd installers
This is an area where we wanted to see a large improvement. Here is the new Windows installer. The new Windows installer should lower the
1 min readErlang coverage on the Net
Two nice articles or blog posts have been recently published on the Erlang programming language: * UnixReview: Reliably Multi-thread Calculations with Erlang, by Cameron Laird and
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