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Tweet.IM service now supports OAuth

ProcessOne - Mickaël Rémond - October 20, 2009

Tweet.IM is a service that allows you to use your instant messaging client as a Twitter client. The service has been updated to support Oauth authentication mechanism, which does not require the user to provide their password to the service. Oauth is supported in several…

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New features deployed on Tweet.IM

ProcessOne - Mickaël Rémond - October 13, 2009

Three new commands have been deployed on Tweet.IM XMPP Twitter gateways. The following commands are now available: get information on user profile with command: p screenname get list of people you follow (following): ing get list of people that follow you (followers): ers Send help…

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OneTeam 3.2 beta for iPhone

ProcessOne - Nicolas Vérité - September 28, 2009

OneTeam for iPhone, the versatile XMPP client for the Apple’s smartphone, is soon to be released in version 3.2, bringing tunes and location sharing, roster search, plus more usability improvements. This new updated version 3.2 of OneTeam for iPhone has received features and improvements. It…

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Compiling ejabberd under Snow Leopard with Erlang R13B

ProcessOne - Mickaël Rémond - September 27, 2009

ejabberd compilation under Mac OS X Snow Leopard require special parameters. Erl Interface, the library to link Erlang with C code, is compiled as 32-bits code in Erlang R13B-2, even on Snow Leopard. Mac OS X Snow Leopard, the latest version of Apple operating system,…

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Tweet.im gains new delivery modes

ProcessOne - Nicolas Vérité - September 25, 2009

Previously Tweet.im had a presence-based delivery mechanism, we have added two new delivery modes: “on” and “off”. Thanks to users feedback, we have improved our Tweet.im service and gateway (available with IMgateway offering). Two new modes have surfaced, that will enable you to bypass the…

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ejabberd administration from command-line, XMPP client, and more

ProcessOne - Nicolas Vérité - September 23, 2009

ejabberd has a powerful set of commands for administrative purposes that you can use on the command-line or your standard XMPP client. ejabberd provides two handy administration interfaces to execute commands: ejabberdctl command line script: for use in your regular terminal or via SSH Ad-Hoc…

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The browser as king of the communications castle

ProcessOne - Mickaël Rémond - September 22, 2009

The second web war opens with Microsoft releasing Office suite for the Web. Last week, Microsoft released its Office Web Apps for public testing, with the view to officially launching them next year (http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/09/17/237755/mixed-messages-as-microsoft-office-comes-to-the-web.htm). So while Google may have already stolen a march on Microsoft…

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Twitter + XMPP = intelligent Twitter

ProcessOne - Mickaël Rémond - September 18, 2009

Our Twitter gateway, running at Tweet.IM, has been designed not only for desktop/laptop users, but also with mobile users in mind: we add real push and availability to Twitter. We started from a simple observation: on one hand the successful Twitter is very basic, being…

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ejabberd PubSub features

ProcessOne - Nicolas Vérité - September 16, 2009

The ejabberd XMPP server offers a very rich PubSub module (mod_pubsub), enabling a wide range of publish and subscribe applications. PubSub is the type of feature used by Wordpress to publish updates on blog in near realtime and is a key component of the real…

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Tweet.IM new features

ProcessOne - Nicolas Vérité - September 14, 2009

The Tweet.im online service has received new features: presence-based filtering, follow notifications, and search. Tweet.im service, run by ProcessOne, enables XMPP users to tweet and receive tweets in near real-time in their preferred standards-based IM client. This service has received new interesting features in the…

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