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Hmm, I just started working on an open source web-based IRC client a couple of weeks ago. This takes a bit of the wind out of my sails.
by akavlie 15y ago
Hmm, I just started working on an open source web-based IRC client a couple of weeks ago. This takes a bit of the wind out of my sails.
- Technicolour 15y agoSomething that works with existing irc servers would still be fantastic.
- akavlie 15y agoYeah, the cient looks pretty fantastic, but the apparent limitation of working with Grove-hosted servers does limit its usefulness. If you're interested, here's my client so far: http://web-irc.nodester.com/ http://web-irc.nodester.com/ https://github.com/akavlie/web-irc https://github.com/akavlie/web-irc
- clintecker 15y agohttp://usealice.org http://usealice.org works really well.
- castewart 15y agoDon't let it get you too discouraged- Leah doesn't last very long with any one project so you'll be fine in a few months.
- swombat 15y agoEven if this is true (I have no idea whether it is), making this comment here and at this time is in extremely poor form. You should be ashamed of your utter lack of simple etiquette.
- davidandgoliath 15y agoHe's at -9 karma, I imagine he doesn't care.
- leahculver 15y agoGrove is primarily an IRC server for your business (the client is tangential), so please don't give up! Actually, feel free to send me an email - I'd love to help you get your web client working smoothly with the Grove server.