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Seesmic and XMPP Pubsub

Started by bear · 8 months ago

At Seesmic we are working hard integrating XMPP into various parts of the infrastructure and I have to say that I’m very excited to see what’s been completed so far.

The journey to Pubsub hasn’t been smooth for sure, along the way we have learned h ... Continue reading »

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loicdirect@gmail.com
8 months ago

congrats for the end-to-end test :) let's take it to our users! Rockon.

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julien51
8 months ago

Hey Bear, I'd love to know a little bit more about the problems you had with PubSub. We have released our XMPP API (with PubSub flavor) : http://groups.google.com/group/notifixious-deve...

We actually "cheat" by not using existing PubSub components... but "faking" it with an external "home-made" component that outputs PubSub syntax...
Feel free to give a look ad let us know what you think!

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bear
8 months ago

Julien,

The biggest hurdle was finding out that different folks implement specs differently and that there wasn't a single suite of tests to compare server performance with. So we spent quite a bit of time working with the Tigase guys in getting them to probably 98% complient with the spec.

The other issue is a complete lack of docs or examples of what goes into maintaining all but the most simple of PubSub structures. Not to say the information isn't out there, it's just wasn't helpful to our needs - most folks only use the PEP part of PubSub.

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