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XMPP Case Study Interview: Drakontas
March 29, 2011 @ 11:07
XMPP is everywhere. Did you have any idea that your local SWAT team
might be using XMPP for tactical coordination, or that the same
technology might be used to allow friends and family to track and
share location with each other? It always amazes me where XMPP will
turn up, but Ilya and his team at
Drakontas have used the technology to
great effect with their two products, Smyle
and
DragonForce.
I often meet people doing amazing things with XMPP technologies, and
through these case study interviews, I want to highlight the great
work that these people and companies are doing. This is the second
case study interview (see the first one on
Cabulous),
and I really hope you are enjoying these as much as I am.
Ilya Braude is our guest for this
interview, and he is the lead software engineer for Drakontas, working
on both their Smyle and
DragonForce
products.
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