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Tuesday, December 27, 2005

Jabber XMPP = Google Talk!

Haven't post anything for a while. Kinda busy after switch to a new job with a fast pace and challenge envirnoment.

I would like to talk about the open source Jabber XMPP Instant Messenger prototype this time. I remember I did a flash client IM using Jabber XMPP for my ex-company project. It is kinda standard IM for today's Open Source world.

As you know, Google release its Google Talk a month ago, I installed it and played it a little bit, and it is almost same as other IM in the market. To my surprise, it is using Jabber XMPP as the backbone of the whole chatting system. Nicely done! Open source Rock!

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posted by Dragon Slayer @ 5:02 PM   4 comments