The other collaborator here. I started with a similar client called web-irc, to make a better open source web IRC client. I combined forced with thedjpetersen because his tech stack was almost identical. And it looked better, to boot :-)
Tech used: Node.js, node-irc, socket.io, Backbone.js, and MongoDB for optional message logging on persistent connections.
Feedback and contributions welcome.
This article is linked to the github repo, but you can use the client directly here: http://ridezap.com:3000/
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The other collaborator here. I started with a similar client called web-irc, to make a better open source web IRC client. I combined forced with thedjpetersen because his tech stack was almost identical. And it looked better, to boot :-)
Tech used: Node.js, node-irc, socket.io, Backbone.js, and MongoDB for optional message logging on persistent connections.
Feedback and contributions welcome.
This article is linked to the github repo, but you can use the client directly here: http://ridezap.com:3000/
I had tried to setup web-irc previously. It was just so sensitive to particular library versions, I never got around to getting it working.
The screenshots looks really beautiful. Unfortunately the demo link seems to be down at the moment
Should be back up.