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Who are "we" and what client/projects are you working on? Are these changes new public XEPs that others can/will implement?
by e12e 7y ago
Who are "we" and what client/projects are you working on? Are these changes new public XEPs that others can/will implement?
- Andrew_nenakhov 7y ago"We" are makers of Xabber, a popular XMPP client for Android. It had gotten a bit stale lately: a few years ago we figured out that XMPP improvement should start on the server-side, so we diverted all our resources towards creating a set of protocol and implementation it on a server, an alpha version of which was released last month, it has a built-in an insanely great web version of Xabber, which likely offers the best XMPP UX ever, on any platform. We also plan to release an iOS version of Xabber soon - this month or next. Our protocols are public, and we plan to submit them to XSF, once we're done translating them from our native language. Hopefully, these XEPs would be supported one day by other clients. We believe they are crucial for XMPP future.
- e12e 7y agoVery interesting. Which server are you enhancing? Do you provide xmpp hosting?
- Andrew_nenakhov 7y agoWe forked ejabberd because it's the best existing XMPP server. We do provide XMPP hosting (at xabber.com/xabber.org domains), but currently, it's just standard ejabberd, a transition to our own build will come later, hopefully, this year. We also plan to provide domain hosting.