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Comment	>> Can't say that I've got any relevant developer experience/abilities, >> but I note that roundcube has a number of plugins for xmpp >> (http://rahul.amaram.name/blog/2010/09/05/integrating-ijab-roundcube; >> http://code.google.com/p/jappix4roundcube/; >> https://github.com/priyadi/roundcube-converse.js-xmpp-plugin). Since >> they are also primarily php/pear based, my utterly uninformed guess >> would be that a lot of the gruntwork might already embodied in those >> projects. >> >> Please don't think that this means I'm flogging roundcube as an >> alternative than Horde. There are a LOT of things Horde does well >> that Roundcube does badly or not at all (in particular, providing for >> synchronization of calendars/addressbooks across multiple devices as >> well as the web interface). But nothing wrong with building off of >> their efforts if they've done something that could be helpful in this >> context as well. >> >> Just my (again, uninformed) $.02 > > It is great, that is feature enhancement is accepted by core team. > > Besides, above information, I bet, core team may already know that > the following javascript is also helpful. > http://strophe.im/strophejs/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter > https://conversejs.org > > Especially, the converse is very good fit to Horde (by placing it > onto many horde service pages... to provide experience like Facebook > chat.) > The xmpp javascript client can work with ejabberd... if it is the > xmpp back end server. > This could be another alternative to php. > >
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