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Title:

X Is For XMPP: An Open Messaging Primer

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Level:
Intermediate
Type:
Solo
Category:
Programming
Presenter:
Jack Moffitt, Chesspark
Description:
XMPP is an open, extensible messaging standard designed for instant messaging and presence. The protocol is based on XML and is simple and easy to understand. XMPP can be used to power next generation Web apps. Learn how XMPP works and how you can use it in your own applications.
Jack Moffitt
on 8/8/08
I will cover the basics of how the protocol works and then dive into various ways to use XMPP. How would you write a bot? How about a scalable bot? What do components do and how do you write one? I'll talk about integrating XMPP with Web applications via BOSH and the basics of Pubsub which is powering open microblogging sites like Identi.ca.
Evan Prodromou
on 16/8/08
Jack's a great speaker -- I heard him talk about Chesspark at the XMPP summit, totally engaging. Looking forward to a good discussion of this really crucial part of next-generation infrastructure.
Chip Rosenthal
on 27/8/08
So-called Web 2.0 services don't seem to be doing a great job of harnessing open standards and interoperability. It seems that protocols such as XMPP can be an answer for the problems that arise.
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