A new subversion repository has been created to enable ejabberd modules developers to work together on a common module code base. A new subversion repository has started hosting some ejabberd modules making collaboration possible between ejabberd modules developers. This should improve collaboration between existing developers by giving them the correct tool to work together on… Continue reading Boosting Collaboration in the ejabberd Modules Development Community
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ejabberd IM server 4th birthday
Today ejabberd IM server turns 4. The achievement so far is impressive. ejabberd development started 4 years ago and today, the end result is impressive. This server is one of the most largely used XMPP servers, and is included in many Linux distributions. The project has received a large attention by the Erlang community, but… Continue reading ejabberd IM server 4th birthday
ProcessOne ejabberd World Domination Map
ejabberd XMPP server has been recently getting a large momentum. This High-Performance Instant Messaging system is used all over the world. This post shows you where. Being used all over the world, this Erlang software, ejabberd XMPP server is seen by the Erlang community has the project that most obviously illustrate Erlang comptetitive advantage: ejabberd… Continue reading ProcessOne ejabberd World Domination Map
Erlang User Conference 2006
The 12th Erlang User Conference took place in Stockholm, Sweden, on November the 9th and 10th, 2006. It was a very good year for Erlang with massive audience attending at the conference. This year was truly a very good year for the Erlang User Conference with a large audience, many ongoing and exciting projects and… Continue reading Erlang User Conference 2006
Alexey Shchepin, Erlang User of the Year 2006
Alexey Shchepin won the Erlang User of the Year 2006 award. He has been honoured for his work on ejabberd XMPP server, the High-Performance Instant Messaging system. The Erlang User of the Year award has been presented during the 12th International Erlang/OTP User Conference that took place on 9th November 2006. This is major recognition… Continue reading Alexey Shchepin, Erlang User of the Year 2006