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Maybe I should take another look! It sounds like a lot has changed. My experience, working on an XMPP client for an internal application, dates from 2011.
by icedchai 5y ago
Maybe I should take another look! It sounds like a lot has changed. My experience, working on an XMPP client for an internal application, dates from 2011.
- southerntofu 5y agoIf you're still into that same domain, then sure you should have another look. There's plenty of chatrooms where you can ask questions, jdev@muc.xmpp.org is a popular one for implementers. The Jabber/XMPP community, despite a too-much-information syndrom, is full of very friendly folks who always take time to answer questions in public chats to guide you in the right direction. That's something i truly miss in most dev chatrooms where i often feel like i'm talking into the void (or to other people like me who have different problems and no clue). From a client perspective, picking a good/modern XMPP library will save you a lot of headaches, because a good library is supposed to hide away the complexity. If you're not sure what to pick, just ask around in dev chatrooms. Happy hacking