Deskbot is a cross-platform desktop-based Jabber client for talking to a single user – normally a bot. Th...

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There is an open letter up on the Cocinella website about why IM clients which come bundled with support for multiple protocols are actually bad for interop. I actually agree, but the problems listed about using transports as the solution are not merely theoretical. I have been a Jabber user for more than six years and I have ...

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There is an open letter up on the Cocinella website about why IM clients which come bundled with support for multiple protocols are actually bad for interop. I actually agree, but the problems listed about using transports as the solution are not merely theoretical. I have been a Jabber user for more than six years and I have ...

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I have a number of blog posts I want to make. About Jabber, about Edinburgh, about wikis, about Venus. I’ve just read this story Shadow lamps to connect friends on the BBC and I absolutely love it. How could we do something similar at home? Off the top of my head: ...

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At work we’re playing with Openfire, the Java-based Jabber/XMPP server. There are parts that are *cough* sub-optimal so we want to fix them. It’s open source and builds using Ant. So far, so straightforward. I want to ...

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At work we’re playing with Openfire, the Java-based Jabber/XMPP server. There are parts that are *cough* sub-optimal so we want to fix them. It’s open source and builds using Ant. So far, so straightforward. I want to ...

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I’m going to XTech 2007 in Paris this year. I’ll be trying to attend talks on Jabber, the future of HTML, improving data collaboration and

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I’m going to XTech 2007 in Paris this year. I’ll be trying to attend talks on Jabber, the future of HTML, improving data collaboration and

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LiveJournal have announced that they are now running an XMPP server, with users’ rosters auto-populated with their LJ friends. Jean-Louis Seguineau wonders why there hasn’t been much coverage of this outside of the

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Well, not quite yet, but soon anyway. Through a chat with Ralph Meijer, and an email to Joe Hildebran...

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