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Deep dives on real-time messaging, open protocols, distributed systems, and the engineering decisions behind software that runs at scale.
Publish and Subscribe and Personal Eventing (PEP) are major features of XMPP enabling a more richer presence. What is the part of the XMPP network currently supporting this feature? Is this yet a largely deployed featured?
1 min readejabberd is a first-class citizen in the modern office workplace – see how easy it is to migrate! How to move the office to real time
1 min readBased on data gathered by our IMtrends search engine, here is our very first “market shares” estimation on XMPP servers, for domains known by IMtrends.
1 min readProcessOne will be at the XMPP summit from 20th to 22th of july 2008. We are eager to meet XMPP servers and clients developers, but
1 min readPeople often ask us if our server works well with this client or this other one. Actually, we are not aware of any problem with
1 min readSeveral interesting technical ejabberd modules have been released lately: Rest module, Atom pubsub bridge, XMPP/AMQP gateway
1 min readejabberd and other ProcessOne components have become a strategic element in many customers infrastructure. We have recently relaunched our partner programme to organise tighter collaboration
1 min readI will be talking in a London conference about ejabberd XMPP application server and Tsung benchmarking (HTTP and XMPP).
1 min readIt’s a question that everyone is asking – and the answers are as varied as they are numerous. Only one thing is certain: instant messaging is going to continue to evolve rapidly and become embedded as a means of business and social communication.
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