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Congrats for open sourcing it, looks interesting! How does this compare to fluxer.gg though? The part that I really liked about chatto is that it seems to be made very easily to self host which is something that I really appreciate actually.
I’ve known Hendrik for years, and he is one of the most talented developers I’ve ever met. I’m confident this project will become successful very quickly. Beyond the project itself, what fascinates me most is how he single-handedly developed it by leveraging agentic coding.
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Couldn't help but smile because "chato" in portuguese means "boring", and this seems very easy to set up and use. Here's to more boring software! :)
Very cool. I don't usually get excited for new chat apps, but I like the idea of having one frontend for multiple servers instead of pushing hard on p2p or federation. I do also still like irc, but haven't used it much in recent years because most of the people I talk to are using discord now.
Congrats for open sourcing it, looks interesting! How does this compare to fluxer.gg though? The part that I really liked about chatto is that it seems to be made very easily to self host which is something that I really appreciate actually.
I have been patiently waiting for fluxer, but honestly I just want to self host and have it available and fluxer has been sitting on that for a while
[1]: https://fluxer.app/blog/mobile-clients-and-fluxer-v2
I’ve known Hendrik for years, and he is one of the most talented developers I’ve ever met. I’m confident this project will become successful very quickly. Beyond the project itself, what fascinates me most is how he single-handedly developed it by leveraging agentic coding.
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This is all correct, though. I haven't tried this, but I can guarantee it's a buggy, incoherent mess, same as every other vibe coded app I've ever tried, no exceptions.
Slack integrations are overrated. Just give me webhooks.