Introducing Fluux: XMPP & MQTT as a Service
Today, we are rebranding and expanding our well-received ejabberd SaaS platform! The new name is Fluux, supporting both XMPP & MQTT, in the cloud,
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Moving away from Facebook
ProcessOne is a company deeply invested in building the Open Internet. We build ejabberd, a leading Open Source product, implementing the XMPP protocol, an IETF
1 min readBuilding a more Decentralized Web: Linking your Profiles Together
The Web is built by people. Authors are producing content that makes the web as it is. They write blog posts, microblog entries, share pictures and videos, etc. And people have typically profile pages to introduce themselves and showcase their work.
4 min readDistributing prebuilt Go binaries on Github with Gox
Building command-line tools with Go is quite handy as it allows building standalone static binary. This is quite easy to build ready-to-use
1 min readBuilding Swift for Linux on Debian Stretch
Swift for Linux packages are officially provided for Ubuntu. If you want to run Swift on another Linux server flavor, you are on your own.
3 min readReading iOS Provisioning Profile in your Swift App
In this short post, I will describe how to a read provisioning profile from iOS mobile app to discover some apps metadata.
3 min readProcessOne is hiring: Go Backend Developer
There’s a new space to watch on our website – ProcessOne Careers! We are expanding and at the moment we have an exciting new job
1 min readProcessOne is hiring: Javascript / Typescript Frontend Developer
There’s a new space to watch on our website – ProcessOne Careers! We are expanding and at the moment we have an exciting new job
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First ever MQTT and XMPP dual-protocol server: ejabberd Business Edition
ProcessOne is proud to announce that ejabberd Business Edition now supports MQTT 5. This is a whole new protocol added – as an addition to XMPP
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Exception management at the heart of artificial intelligence performance
A process integrating artificial intelligence inevitably generates a residual error rate, which needs to be accepted as a normal operation mode. Only Human can provide a suited response to these exceptions.
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