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No longer true. To quote the founder: There are quite a lot of Synapses out there right now, and Synapse's featureset is pretty mature. Given we have pretty h
by kick 7y ago
No longer true.
To quote the founder:
There are quite a lot of Synapses out there right now, and Synapse's featureset is pretty mature. Given we have pretty high profile people running Synapse (e.g. all of the French government) we have no choice but to invest the time to polish it and make it more efficient and stable. In an ideal world we'd have paused on Synapse ages ago and focused purely on a next-gen server, but we can't leave Synapse users in the lurch. Dendrite will be getting some attention in the coming months though, but not as a direct Synapse-replacement, but more of a playground for more experimental stuff.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21767057 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21767057
- dashwav 7y agoFrom two Matrix members, one who is the matrix.org team lead today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21836684 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21836684
- hu3 7y agoTwo new full-time employees were hired to work on Dendrite (written in Go) and p2p matrix? Interesting. I had the impression that the Rust version would have priority.
- Arathorn 7y agoRuma isn't written by the core matrix.org team, and has its own community. Dendrite is much further along, so makes sense for us to hack on the projects we created :)