Hi!
For the past few weeks, I worked on a new #XMPP project: #1999 !
1999 aims to be an XMPP client that is:
1. #free and #opensource
2. cross-platform (mobile and desktop)
3. modern looking, with a uniform look across platforms
4. user-friendly
5. secure

The goal is to have an xmpp client that has the same name, ui and features on every platform, which I believe is what xmpp lacks right now.

I am not a programmer so this is only a UI at the moment!

More info: https://1999.robotfumeur.fr/

1999 – A modern, cross-platform XMPP chat app

@ailyaut That looks very cool and I like the idea for the name and the logo! But yeah, actually making this is another story all together.

There are however two recent projects that have similar goals:
Moxxy https://moxxy.org/ (currently Android only, but it uses Flutter which is cross-platform), and Prose https://prose.org/ (not yet released, but should come later this year). #xmpp #jabber #moxxy #prose
Moxxy | A modern XMPP client

A modern XMPP client

@kris @ailyaut

#Libervia is actually also targeting to work on any platform, and has notably a (unique I believe) multi-frontends feature, with web, desktop, mobile, CLI, and TUI frontends (there's even been an #Emacs one).

Furthermore I'm stabilizing the backend <=> frontend API so third party frontends can be done easily, can be an option for your project.

@Goffi @kris Oh, that's nice!
I haven't done any programming outside of game development for now but I was looking at Flutter and thought it would fit my goal pretty well.
Do you happen to know if making a Flutter UI and linking it to your backend would work?
@ailyaut @kris D-Bus is used for communication between backend and frontend (can be changed to something else if necessary), thus any language which can use D-Bus (in short, any language) can be used.
@Goffi @kris Thanks for confirming! I'll look into it!