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This looks amazing - I recently had to add chat functionality to a web service (self-hosted) and was very much surprised at the crappy options out there. I ende
by misiti3780 12y ago
This looks amazing - I recently had to add chat functionality to a web service (self-hosted) and was very much surprised at the crappy options out there. I ended up going with converse.js but the django support was lacking and the whole thing took a lot longer than i thought it was going to take (but then again , it always does)
I might test this out and actually swap them out if it works well.
- hhaidar 12y agoDamn, I can't tell you how awesome this makes me feel. Is your service open source or public?
- ZoF 12y agoS/he was talking about adding chat to one of his/her sites(or customer's sites) using conversejs[0] which is indeed opensource. [0]-https://conversejs.org/ https://conversejs.org/
- hhaidar 12y agoAh great, thanks!
- misiti3780 12y agothe website i had to add it to is closed-source, but as someone below indicated, converse.js is open source. the actual code base of converse.js isnt bad - but no one was responsive on github as of a few months ago - and that was a huge problem