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Turns out [Grindr uses #XMPP for their in-app chat https://mastodon.xyz/@jcbrand/103757814572529323] | Turns out [Grindr uses #XMPP for their in-app chat https://mastodon.xyz/@jcbrand/103757814572529323] | ||
emus created a blog post from his brainstorming and talk on a vision for XMPP he created during the Berlin "Online" Sprint. | |||
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As usual, before FOSDEM a part of the XMPP community gathered for [https://wiki.xmpp.org/web/Conferences/Summit_24 XMPP summit 24]. Over the course of two days many aspects of the XMPP protocol were discussed, including onboarding, 'rich presence', several aspects of encryption, MIX, Bind/SASL, Stickers and rich markup. The attendants regarded this summit as very productive and many of the discussions already resulted in proposed protocol extensions and patches to existing extensions. | As usual, before FOSDEM a part of the XMPP community gathered for [https://wiki.xmpp.org/web/Conferences/Summit_24 XMPP summit 24]. Over the course of two days many aspects of the XMPP protocol were discussed, including onboarding, 'rich presence', several aspects of encryption, MIX, Bind/SASL, Stickers and rich markup. The attendants regarded this summit as very productive and many of the discussions already resulted in proposed protocol extensions and patches to existing extensions. | ||
The Berlin "Online" Sprint is over! No chance for COV-ID19 - it was a non-voluntary situation, but great experience and impressively many people attended. Tim Schrock from the DBJR published a [https://www.dbjr.de/ | The Berlin "Online" Sprint is over! No chance for COV-ID19 - it was a non-voluntary situation, but great experience and impressively many people attended. Tim Schrock from the DBJR published a [https://www.dbjr.de/en/article/entwicklerinnentreffen-zu-freier-kommunikation/ short summary of our virtual sprint]. | ||
=== Software releases === | === Software releases === | ||
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Mongoose also release MongooseIM [https://github.com/esl/MongooseIM/releases/tag/3.6.1 version 3.6.1] and [https://github.com/esl/MongoosePush/releases/tag/2.0.1 MongoosePush version 2.0.1]. | Mongoose also release MongooseIM [https://github.com/esl/MongooseIM/releases/tag/3.6.1 version 3.6.1] and [https://github.com/esl/MongoosePush/releases/tag/2.0.1 MongoosePush version 2.0.1]. | ||
ProcessOne released [https://blog.process-one.net/go-xmpp-v0-5-0/ go-xmpp in version 0.5.0 ]. And on top of that their [ | ProcessOne released [https://blog.process-one.net/go-xmpp-v0-5-0/ go-xmpp in version 0.5.0]. And on top of that their [https://blog.process-one.net/xmpp-notifer-v1-0-0/ xmpp-notifer v1.0.0] which allows to send notification to XMPP. | ||
During the Berlin Online XMPP Sprint, [https://gitlab.com/xamanu/sms4you/-/releases#0.0.4 version 0.0.4 of sms4you], the personal SMS gateway, has been prepared and released. sms4you forwards text messages to and from XMPP, or alternatively to and from email. It is already in Debian "sid". | |||
==== Clients and applications ==== | ==== Clients and applications ==== | ||
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=== Extensions and specifications === | === Extensions and specifications === | ||
With respect to the last month we mention what happened in February as well | With respect to the last month we mention what happened in February as well to ensure completeness. So due to the late publishing this is is likely already over yet. Therefore, please remind the specified dates for Last Call and Call for Experience. | ||
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