Rival Messenger - Started work on the chat history viewer… Finally
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Rival Messenger - Update on embedded media previews!
After a lot of fine tuning and implementation of an Open Graph parser URL meta data for URLs linked in a chat is looking pretty damn nice!
There are 3 modes, try to resolve any/all metadata, only resolve metadata for sites
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Rival Messenger now has oembed support! Working on making cloudapp and droplr work nicely too.
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Rival Messenger - Working group modification and slightly nicer window headers for chat and view+add friend.
Im going to be focusing on the app layer for a while while Temas gets back in the lib groove. I should be able to knock out the chat history viewer at some
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Ok, so this is really odd.. The circle of people that actually have a copy of Rival Messenger right now is VERY small, the circle of people that have participated in any discussion about Rival Messenger is pretty small too (aside from what I have exposed via blog posts/tweets
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Rival Messenger - It has been slow progress as usual, but I have some remarkable changes in!
- I have more friends!! yay (only 2 of them fake!!)
- Chat looks less ugly, and it has “typing” state for participants
- I have implemented an NSURLProtocol THTP handler. This allows for
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Rival Messenger - Working groupchat and more!!
I havent really had much time to focus on Rival Messenger lately, just little bits here and there. I have managed to get a lot of functionality in over the last few weeks however. Groupchat is working, Notification center integration works, and other
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Rival Messenger
Its late, but I got the entire object tree figured out for chat windows, tabs and chat sessions! It will be an adium style tearable tab chat window interface, but with chat/call headers much like skype does. The header will expose participants as well as extra functions
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Rival Messenger
It has been a LONG time since I worked on a project with that name. I started Rival Messenger as a Windows app written in Visual Basic, way way back at the end of 1999! After much fussing, pushed by my own dislike of Skype, and everyone’s