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It looks like it is browser only. We are currently looking for something like this that also has a standard protocol like XMPP. Actually all we really want is
by rogerbinns 14y ago
It looks like it is browser only. We are currently looking for something like this that also has a standard protocol like XMPP. Actually all we really want is for Google Chat to support rooms for apps/business users.
- captn3m0 14y agoHave you looked into Partychat[1]. It is what we use for internal communication. You can easily create multiple rooms and it integrates with gtalk. [1]: http://partychapp.appspot.com/ http://partychapp.appspot.com/
- rogerbinns 14y agoThat looks extremely close to what we wanted. It even looks like you can run it on your own appengine instance. Thanks for the pointer.
- mweibel 14y agoFull disclosure: I built Candy You could use Candy (http://candy-chat.github.com/candy http://candy-chat.github.com/candy) as a nice web UI for XMPP MUC (Multi-User-Chat). It supports basic features but is easily extendable through plugins.
- rogerbinns 14y agoApologies for not being clear. We all already have and use Google Chat. Failing that there are XMPP clients on all the relevant desktop and mobile platforms. The one thing that has the lowest utility is a web based interface to chat since it essentially doesn't work well in the background in the same way as an app like Pidgin does.
- drudru11 14y agolooks pretty cool - will check it out
- fusion94 14y agowe plan on supporting XMMP soon...