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XMPP Radar Newsletter #1

As XMPP experts that love sharing lovely contents we found on the web relating to XMPP messaging protocol, we have decided to launch a monthly

ejabberd 15.07 installer supports Windows Server

If you already installed ejabberd 15.07 Windows installer but have post installation issue, you’d better give the updated installer a try. It is

ejabberd 15.07 released: Summer Progress

This month’s ejabberd release contains many fixes and a few improvements. This is a consolidation release that help us pave the way to exciting

Building a simple chat client using XMPPFrameWork and Cocoapods

When it comes to building an XMPP client on iOS, one will immediately struggle with the lack of documentation and a complex setup involving tweaking

Securing ejabberd against logjam attacks … and future threats

As a default, ejabberd is secured and resistant to logjam attacks. However, ejabberd 15.06 adds improvements that makes ejabberd even more resistant to future

Boxcar Android Developer SDK updated with GCM 3 support

Advanced Erlang Initiative

We are proud to be launching the Advanced Erlang Initiative, a new group of companies that use Erlang as a strategic technology to craft great products. Erlang ecosystems rely on those publishers that are producing person/years worth of code to build excellent products.

ejabberd 15.06: Message archive, configuration checker and new packages

ejabberd 15.06 includes over 100 changes since the last release two months ago. Among those changes it includes several major new features.

Apple increasing security of Push service ahead of WWDC

Apple is tightening its push service encryption Since this morning, Apple has been changing the setting of the push sandbox. This is generally good news,

Writing web apps for Google Chrome using Boxcar Push Services

With the recent announcement of push notification support on Google Chrome for Android a new horizon of web applications is emerging. Even if both push