Introducing Fluux Messenger: A Modern XMPP Client Born from a Holiday Coding Session
4mon 20d ago by slrpnk.net/u/poVoq in xmpp@slrpnk.net from www.process-one.net
Open source is about scratching your own itch.
The client looks good. Having an SDK to bridge between the XMPP world and UI world makes sense to me. It's a direction many projects are going in.
I'm frustrated that they require a CLA that allows them to relicense the project. I don't want to contribute to a project where one player gets more power compared to everyone else. As far as I know, no other developers in the XMPP world have the same dynamic.
Tried it on my Linux tablet. Works well so far, only very few rough edges (for which I have opened issues).
i might wait until they're a little more committed to supporting the protocol and not a server platform
We aim to create an XMPP client that respects standards, but currently the project has been tested exclusively with ejabberd.
@poVoq@slrpnk.net
Written in go with the fluux library?
It seems the Fluux SDK is new and written in Typescript instead.