[webteam] Example

[Florian Jensen]

Hey,

yeah, that looks good. I was thinking of having something like that. But maybe 
Jabber.org should also keep the Clients, Components etc. listings. They are 
very usefull. But they should be taken to the next level using AJAX. The 
Jabber users who are totally new to jabber, will choose their Jabber clients 
depending on how simple they look like, and what basic functions they have. 
Best example is Google Talk. Take a look at it. It is plain and simple.

That is what we should go for on Jabber.org. A plain and simple Website. I 
will create a mockup during the next few days of my ideas.

Greets,

Florian Jensen
Chief Development Officer
Flosoft.biz / CEK Media Service
Seestr. 8
73773 Aichwald
Germany

On Monday 09 July 2007 13:56:49 Nicolas Vérité wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> An example of what jabber.org can be is here:
> http://www.jabberfr.org/
> which the french-speaking Jabber community,
> and a federation of resources for the french-speaking
> Jabber servers administrators.
>
> Though jabberfr.org has no Jabber server,
> we have different services :
> * A wiki based on Mediawiki
> http://wiki.jabberfr.org/
> * A forum based on PunBB
> http://forum.jabberfr.org/
> * A news and comments system based on WordPress
> http://news.jabberfr.org/
> * A planet based on Moonmoon
> http://planet.jabberfr.org/
> * A chatroom server based on MU-Conference
> xmpp:chat.jabberfr.org
> * A web-access for chatrooms based on MUCkl
> http://chat.jabberfr.org/
> * An IRC transport
> xmpp:irc.jabberfr.org
> * A Jabber User Directory (JUD) for all our federated servers
> xmpp:users.jabberfr.org
> * A file transfer proxy
> xmpp:proxy.jabberfr.org
> * A presence bot for web pages
> xmpp:presence.jabberfr.org
> * A notification and MUC bot for forum posts and wiki edits
> xmpp:jabberfr at im.apinc.org
>
> All of the software involved are free and open source software.
>
> Maybe this is a good start for jabber.org.
>
> Nÿco