This leads to 404. Their official blog says nothing about it ( http://blog.gitter.im/ ) and Twitter also says nothing about it ( https://twitter.com/gitchat ).
I just read it a couple of minutes ago, maybe the announcement was posted early?
GitLab acquires Gitter, will open-source the code
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#12Can mods fix the link please, it's currently 404.
The blog post appears to have been deleted. There's also nothing on the Github blog. Maybe they released the post sooner that they had wanted to?
Re: GitLab acquires Gitter, will open-source the code
#13This leads to 404. Their official blog says nothing about it ( http://blog.gitter.im/ ) and Twitter also says nothing about it ( https://twitter.com/gitchat ).
Here's a cached copy, http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:XWzfaAJ...
Re: GitLab acquires Gitter, will open-source the code
#14This leads to 404. Their official blog says nothing about it ( http://blog.gitter.im/ ) and Twitter also says nothing about it ( https://twitter.com/gitchat ).
I just read it a couple of minutes ago, maybe the announcement was posted early?
Probably. Who ever did push the "Publish" button is probably biting his nails :)
Re: GitLab acquires Gitter, will open-source the code
#15Every next move by Gitlab makes them grow in my eyes, personaly. Few weeks ago I started using it as my main "portfolio", it's not much but I really like their way of thinking, openness and providing services. Their whole eco-system is looking really interesting right now, and I hope they will continue to advance and grow.
Edits: typos, wrote from phone.
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#17"Next piece of wow: we will be open sourcing all of the Gitter" The Gitlab folks really know how to do it. It is of course the rational approach to it, but still, that's a bold move.
Do we know what protocol Gitter runs on top of?
Re: GitLab acquires Gitter, will open-source the code
#18"Next piece of wow: we will be open sourcing all of the Gitter" The Gitlab folks really know how to do it. It is of course the rational approach to it, but still, that's a bold move.
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#19I hope this spurns more OSS communities to move to gitter. As much as I enjoy slack, limits on features like search and invites creates a friction that I think a service like gitter can help solve.
Re: GitLab acquires Gitter, will open-source the code
#20"Next piece of wow: we will be open sourcing all of the Gitter" The Gitlab folks really know how to do it. It is of course the rational approach to it, but still, that's a bold move.
Do we know what protocol Gitter runs on top of?
Protocol? I kind of assumed things like Slack, Gitter, etc. were just using websockets that communicate with their backend.