mastodon 4.5.19Software development and electronic music.
Works mainly with XMPP.
Creator of https://conversejs.org
Music: http://dustandhofmann.com
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Looks like I'll soon be able to start working on libomemo and OMEMO2 support for Converse.js. 🎉
My calendar has been cleared for the next month or so.
Some other #XMPP clients like Movim will likely also use libomemo once it's done.
Thanks to @nlnet@social.nlnet.nl for generously sponsoring this work 🙏
🎉 Converse 13.0.0 is out!
Two big #XMPP features land in this release:
💬 XEP-0444: Message Reactions — react to messages with emojis
↩️ XEP-0461: Message Replies — reply to specific messages in a thread
Plus:
🏠 Autocomplete for XMPP providers when adding contacts
🎧 Audio player accessibility fixes for screen readers (NVDA, JAWS)
🐛 Many bugfixes including date/time translation, emoji shortname conflicts, and off-screen menus in fullscreen mode
Visit https://conversejs.org
Mozilla has rewritten MDN to use web components instead of React.
I'm glad see they also use Lit for their components and RSPack as their bundler.
I rewrote Converse.js into web components about 5 years ago and also opted for Lit the components and later on I migrated to RSPack.
So it's nice to get a little vindication for these decisions (even though I never really doubted them for Converse).
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/blog/mdn-front-end-deep-dive/
A while back I posted about how Converse.js was being fully translated into Ukrainian and Russian.
Today I noticed that the Persian translations have recently been updated and stand at 71%, which I find interesting given the Iranian situation.
