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I've been using RocketChat for a while and I like it, but there definitely room for improvement. So I just spent the last ten minutes looking up Zulip. I didn't

• v3ss0n 4y ago
  - It is like combination of forums and Chat , every messages needs a topic - Topic can be organized easily and smart - Full markdown + Topic + Back referencing topics so you can use it creatively , a a chatroom + knowledgeable system. - Well architect , well documented , all architecture decisions are documented , code is very readable and modifiable (i modified it to make it work like a realtime project management system and we ditched odoo , jira ) . Here is what zulip with topics look like : https://imgur.com/a/D0JINo1 https://imgur.com/a/D0JINo1 Here is how we modified and patched it to become a realtime project management system. https://imgur.com/a/9hM0gwy https://imgur.com/a/9hM0gwy https://imgur.com/a/LB2teYl https://imgur.com/a/LB2teYl https://imgur.com/YOWDNg7 https://imgur.com/YOWDNg7
  • esperent 4y ago
    Ok that looks interesting, thanks for taking the time to share. I actually think that interface would be contrary to my use case which is a chat system for mostly non-technical staff. The closer to what they're already familiar with the better and Rocketchat works great for that. I think Zulip would be confusing. I'll file Zulip away in case I'm doing a more tech focused project in future.
    • v3ss0n 4y ago
      It's more tech focused, for no tech, matrix is fine