I'd like to know compared to Mattermost, what are the advantages and disadvantages of Chatter? btw, I'm very happy to see that the Chatter backend is implemented in Go. Go is very good at these.
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#262The killer feature of Discord for me is being able to jump between communities without logging in to each of them. Open source alternatives never provide that. Does this one? Matrix is the obvious exception but the UX has always been terrible for me. I don't need e2ee for group messages and it brings too much complexity with it.
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#263> snappiest frontend that you’ve ever used in an app like this I tried the HQ community, the UI is indeed very snappy! anyone tried to join lke 50+ communities with heavy updates?
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#264So encrypted at rest but no E2EE, did I read that right?
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#265Why are the allusions to discord and slack so coy on the Web page? You want the actual names so that you rank when those names are searched, no?
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#266Looks really nice, thank you for open-sourcing. I keep a directory of opensource alternatives. Would you say this is a Discord or Slack alternative?
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#267While I do need E2E and SSO making Chatto not suitable, it looks pretty cool. NATS is cool as well. Hope to see it doing well.
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#268Saw so many open source chats happen behind (or "in") Discord. Will this allow community members to drop in and chat and Google the contents?
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#269Congratulations. This is really awesome to see. Thank you! :D
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#270Looks great - is there any info on what server resources are actually required per feature or user count?
(You can scale Chatto horizontally across as many processes and servers as you need, so communities with tens of thousands of CCU should be perfectly feasible. But as you can imagine, there's precious little real-world proof for this yet :b)