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It will take a looong time to become as useful as Campfire because all of the hooks/apps for it that already exist. Opensource is nice but Holla needs some kind of passion-creating feature/vision that would attract a decent community of contributors.
Good start but it's a bit single rainbow right now. It will take a looong time to become as useful as Campfire because all of the hooks/apps for it that already exist. Opensource is nice but Holla needs some kind of passion-creating feature/vision that would attract a decent community of contributors.
Good start but it's a bit single rainbow right now. It will take a looong time to become as useful as Campfire because all of the hooks/apps for it that already exist. Opensource is nice but Holla needs some kind of passion-creating feature/vision that would attract a decent community of contributors.
It looks neat, but it doesn't seem to work - I joined a room, invited a coworker, and we couldn't see each others messages. Upon reload, the old messages showed up, but e.g. picture previews didn't. Is this a load problem?
Sure, it's in a browser but is it really that big a deal? I just can't seem to get properly excited about Campfire and it's ilk.
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To their defense, that demo did look very much like a clone of Campfire.
It was a freaking chat room!
This one doesn't seem to, either.