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That's exactly right. status.net switched to a new engine, pump.io, which was supposed to be more api and mobile friendly and easier to maintain. But work on th
by A_COMPUTER 12y ago
That's exactly right. status.net switched to a new engine, pump.io, which was supposed to be more api and mobile friendly and easier to maintain. But work on that is moving really, really slow, I don't see any activity on their github for 10 months now. Really disappointing because pump.io is cool.
- fiatjaf 12y agopump.io has lots of servers active and seems to have many users.
- A_COMPUTER 12y agoIt does, but it's not nearly done if it's going to hope to compete with Twitter and Facebook, which I think it could do someday. For instance I would really like to see better embedding code for images, videos, etc. and a better default theme. One of the most exciting things about pump.io was that it used oauth to integrate with a couple web games (openfarmgame) so the game could put updates on your feed. Ton of potential. I may sound like I'm complaining, but it's really just because I think it's so great. I don't feel entitled to EvanP's time, it looks like he's busy with a startup so I don't blame him at all.
- reitanqild 12y agoLate but still want to add: looks like premium kickstarter idea to me if someone had time and skills
- jordigh 12y agoYeah, looks like pump.io development is just Evan by himself, and he's nowadays busy with other projects.