jdev - 2020-08-31


  1. lovetox

    hm does any of the client developers, translate ascii emojis like ":)" or something into a unicode emoji?

  2. lovetox

    like before sending it?

  3. jonas’

    please don’t

  4. jonas’

    teams does that, I hate it.

  5. Zash

    Pretty sure a bunch of clients do this

  6. lovetox

    jonas’, we already d

  7. lovetox

    jonas’, we already do

  8. lovetox

    im in the process of revisiting this

  9. Ge0rG

    there was XEP-0038

  10. lovetox

    though you can disable it in Gajim

  11. Zash

    Like if I type colon and right paren in Converse.js: 🙂

  12. Zash

    Hm can I `:)` ?

  13. pulkomandy

    Just use left-handed version of ascii emoji (:

  14. edhelas

    i don't, but I do support the emoji shortcode stuff 🌲

  15. edhelas

    then it's easy to complete your message with emojis when you're typing 😜

  16. pep.

    I think it was Phabricator that didn't allow me to discard the emoji dialog when I typed ":", or was it Mattermost..

  17. pep.

    Terrible

  18. moparisthebest

    lovetox: Dino does that too, it's enabled by default so I always am surprised on a new install

  19. debacle

    I need embed legacy application data in XMPP. Some of the data is JSON, so I use "XEP-0335: JSON Containers", which works fine. However, other data is e.g. CSV or INI file. What is the recommended way of packaging such formats?

  20. debacle

    I need to embed legacy application data in XMPP. Some of the data is JSON, so I use "XEP-0335: JSON Containers", which works fine. However, other data is e.g. CSV or INI file. What is the recommended way of packaging such formats?