Published on August 2, 2019.
Back in March, I started working on a Xojo-based Web chat application. It was an experiment to see what it would take to develop a chat application using nothing more than Xojo's Web framework. I was surprised at just how easy it was - and even more surprised to find that the application could handle a significant number of users and messages being broadcast.
As a "thank you" to the Xojo community for helping me test the app, I'm making it available under an open source license. You can find it online, here: https://tdietrich-opensource.s3.amazonaws.com/xojo-web-chat-v2019r1.xojo_binary_project.zip
Please note that I cannot provide free technical support for the app - or for any of my other open source solutions. If you need assistance, please post to the Xojo forum.
Hello, I'm Tim Dietrich. I develop custom software for businesses that are running on NetSuite, including mobile apps, Web portals, Web APIs, and more.
I'm the developer of several popular NetSuite open source solutions, including the SuiteQL Query Tool, SuiteAPI, and more.
I founded SuiteStep, a NetSuite development studio, to provide custom software and AI solutions - and continue pushing the boundaries of what's possible on the NetSuite platform.
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