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I think they are using Gravatar ( https://en.gravatar.com/ ) to pull them in based on your email as it surprised me for a second when I set it up locally, registered and then my current profile photo was already there.
Yup, Let's Chat uses Gravatar!
This looks great. Thanks for making it open-source. I've tried other self-hosted chat apps, but this one looks promising. IRC integration would be great. :) When I was experimenting with websockets, I wanted to make a simple chat app that integrates with Github projects. Of course, not nearly as feature rich, but just an experiment to learn. Source with demo: https://github.com/alfg/chathub-client
This looks great. Thanks for making it open-source. I've tried other self-hosted chat apps, but this one looks promising. IRC integration would be great. :) When I was experimenting with websockets, I wanted to make a simple chat app that integrates with Github projects. Of course, not nearly as feature rich, but just an experiment to learn. Source with demo: https://github.com/alfg/chathub-client
Something similar https://github.com/JabbR/JabbR
Something similar https://github.com/JabbR/JabbR
I installed it for my company (everyone here knows c# and asp.net mvc )
It's the best project that shows SignalR ( a real time js framework on the .Net platform)
That's why the ' in Let's is red!
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For github projects, I've been using http://gitter.im I've found the integration to be awesome and well thought-out.
Oh, definitely. Gitter has been great as a hosted solution!