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Section 3.10 of RFC8620 scares me. I know a lot about that and a lot of the complexity around that trite point is missing. Note I've designed and built a compl
by hyhconito 2y ago
Section 3.10 of RFC8620 scares me. I know a lot about that and a lot of the complexity around that trite point is missing.
Note I've designed and built a complex messaging system that runs over HTTP over unreliable connections and run it in production for 15 years so I know what can and does go wrong.
Popcorn at the ready.
- Semaphor 2y agoIt’s not as if Fastmail haven’t run JMAP in production at a pretty big level for quite some time by now.
- hyhconito 2y agoAnd I dumped them because their client was buggy, doesn’t work offline on mobile devices and I had to use IMAP anyway…
- spondyl 2y ago> doesn’t work offline on mobile devices To some degree, that isn't true anymore as of last week but of course, you meant when you used it, not generally: https://www.fastmail.com/blog/offline-in-beta/ https://www.fastmail.com/blog/offline-in-beta/
- hyhconito 2y agoOh so some of it works offline. Useless to me. Seriously. I write a lot of email on planes and do a lot of email management. All that works on the default Apple stuff as shipped other than account management. Using IMAP and iCal etc.
- NoahKAndrews 2y agoHave you looked at their list of what doesn't work offline? It seems like it's mainly attachment management limitations than limitations of managing the emails themselves.