Re:Jabber.org, the original XMPP IM service has migrated to ...
by ilyt on Friday January 20, 2023 @07:30PM
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I don't think so. Having a bunch of experimental extensions that then can be tested in the wild and rolled to next version of "the standard" would be better flow IMO. Current flow just added a ton of fragmentation to the ecosystem
So you don't need feature matrix, you see "client supports XMPP 4.0", you know what will work and what will not.
I do like Rust development process - stuff gets added to experimental, lives and gets tried by actual users, gets feedback, gets changed and then lands in stable. So stuff looking good on paper but... not being good ends up quickly weeded out.
So you don't need feature matrix, you see "client supports XMPP 4.0", you know what will work and what will not.
I do like Rust development process - stuff gets added to experimental, lives and gets tried by actual users, gets feedback, gets changed and then lands in stable. So stuff looking good on paper but... not being good ends up quickly weeded out.