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Topics:
- Code organization;
- Deployment;
- Migrootions (mongoose migrations);
- Templates;
- Module loader;
- CSS;I've reviewed the code of this project here: http://hackhat.com/p/130/lets-chat-analysis/ Topics: - Code organization; - Deployment; - Migrootions (mongoose migrations); - Templates; - Module loader; - CSS;
At least for me, reading it was too annoying so I stopped. I realize this makes me superficial but I prefer my reading material to STAND STILL so I can look at it. I feel so old.
I've reviewed the code of this project here: http://hackhat.com/p/130/lets-chat-analysis/ Topics: - Code organization; - Deployment; - Migrootions (mongoose migrations); - Templates; - Module loader; - CSS;
You are, perhaps, somewhat overusing various graphical effects on that page. Consider toning it down. At least for me, reading it was too annoying so I stopped. I realize this makes me superficial but I prefer my reading material to STAND STILL so I can look at it. I feel so old.
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
I wrote a simple how-to to do it for Slack and would be delighted to contribute on this feature for Let's chat!
http://www.pilgrimbreak.com/how-to-access-slack-with-command...
I've reviewed the code of this project here: http://hackhat.com/p/130/lets-chat-analysis/ Topics: - Code organization; - Deployment; - Migrootions (mongoose migrations); - Templates; - Module loader; - CSS;
You are, perhaps, somewhat overusing various graphical effects on that page. Consider toning it down. At least for me, reading it was too annoying so I stopped. I realize this makes me superficial but I prefer my reading material to STAND STILL so I can look at it. I feel so old.
Is there a way to change user avatars? The screenshot has them but I can't find it in 0.3.2. BTW the wiki page for Docker references release/0.3.0, but you don't have that branch naming prefix (release/).
Whoops, I forgot to answer your first question. But yes, we are using Gravatar.
This is really some great piece of software
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Thanks! Private is pretty much first on our list for the next release. We use hangouts as well and it's definitely a pain point to juggle multiple apps.
Will you be using WebRTC for the chat interface?
We're actually just two guys with full time jobs and this is our "10% Time" at work, so our time is a little strained.
I'm hoping to get some pull requests from strangers which I've heard are the best kind of pull requests!