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Comment #49094454
What would make Rust better for this type of app compared to Node?
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Comment #48843165
Hi, Chatto developer here. NATS and its built-in Jetstream stream persistence engine are a miracle. I love them both so much. And if your app is itself written in Go, you can just …
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Comment #48842868
That still makes it the fastest way. ;-) You can download the binaries from the GitHub release pages.
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Comment #48842860
I love Fluxer! Hampus is cool and what he's built is super impressive. I would say the primary difference is that Chatto doesn't squarely aim for being a _Discord_ alternative. The…
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Comment #48842833
Both are planned, but ETA is uncertain unfortunately.
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Comment #48842825
Still figuring out the numbers, so very hard to answer at the moment. Chatto is quite lightweight though; a fresh instance will run at tens of MB of RAM usage. RAM usage then scale…
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Comment #48842787
Thank you!
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Comment #48842785
There are plans for making individual rooms public, allowing unauthenticated users to access them (or allowing crawlers to index the content), but so far those plans do not include…
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Comment #48842767
Chatto does have full SSO support (OIDC and some selected providers like Google, GitHub, and, ironically, Discord, with more coming in the next releases.)
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Comment #48842759
In terms of inspiration and also the market that I want to go after with Chatto Cloud, this is definitely aiming to be an alternative to Slack, Teams, Mattermost et al. I've tried …
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Comment #48842740
Where we're going, we don't need search engine rankings!
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Comment #48842733
Yes, Chatto's core system does not use e2ee. This is by design; if there ever are e2ee features -- and chances are good they will, in some shape -- the encryption will be layered o…
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Comment #48842719
Sadly I don't even think 50 communities exist at this point! :-P
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Comment #48842716
Each Chatto server by design is entirely isolated, including user accounts. But I'm aware that having to email-signup on every server you want to hang out in would eventually be to…
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Comment #48842701
You can self-host Chatto with zero limitations without having to pay me.
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Comment #48842695
I'm assuming you're talking about Apple Push Notification Service. Chatto so far commits to a fully fleshed out PWA experience. Push Notifications are delivered through Web Push (a…
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Comment #48842621
Yeah, Chatto should be relatively straight forward to use in "headless mode". I've seen a few users working on integrating it into their own applications as a chat backend.
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Comment #48842590
Chatto currently commits to providing a strong PWA experience that also works great on mobile (including full support for voice and video calls, push notifications, the works.) I a…
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Comment #48842577
The onboarding experience for newly created servers isn't ideal at the moment, that is correct. It's early days and I will work on improving this.
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Comment #48842572
Different users (operators of Chatto servers) will have different requirements for this, so it's pretty much "configurable" in the sense that eg. a business that's hosting a Chatto…
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Comment #48842536
Hi, I'm making Chatto! Chatto so far fully commits to providing a great PWA experience. The screenshot you're seeing is of the PWA. I'm aware that a lot of people want desktop and …