Movim

As is now becoming something of a tradition, Movim is very late on its schedule. But this time, some major steps have been made, and this new version is to be remembered by its sheer number of evolutions. Here is … Continue reading →

This week marks the start of Movim’s communication campaign. Our distributed social network is progressing well. Our blog is now synchronised whith StatusNet (@Movim) and Twitter (@MovimNetwork), with Twitter replicating StatusNet. Those two microblogging have the advantage of bringing news … Continue reading →

While Movim 0.5, the first maintenance release of the 0.4 series is now available. Download it now! Those of you who use Movim regularly probably noticed some bugs, here are some that this version 0.4.1 fixes: language switching issues too … Continue reading →

After several months of development, version 0.4 of Movim is finally out! This new release contains the following improvements: A very big bug was fixed on the session stability. It affected the identifiers of the BOSH session. For more details, … Continue reading →

Etenil is one of the Movim’s main developers, and one of the biggest contributors. He donates his spare time and experience to the project for more than a year now. Vincent: etenil, Who are you? etenil: I am two different … Continue reading →

Vincent is our most recent team member. He joined us around three weeks ago and is our Communication Manager. To celebrate his joining our effort (and since we have time after the release of Movim 0.3), here’s an interview of … Continue reading →

Only a few days after Movim 0.3′s release, we kindly ask for your contribution. This third snapshot in our development process showed up the usual number of unexpected bugs. We need your bug reports and have set up a demo … Continue reading →

We are happy to announce Movim 0.3 just two months afer our previous release. As before, changes are mostly in the back-end although the interface has been greatly improved. Most notably amongst the new features, we have added support for … Continue reading →

Movim’s version numbering has never been formally explained. We are often asked why we release versions with full numbers that may sound stable but aren’t. Why do we release often some 0.x series software rather than wait until we have … Continue reading →

Finally, after much effort, Storage is finally working. Storage is a backend-agnostic storage engine that was designed specially for Movim. It implements the Active Record pattern. Currently it supports both SQLite and MySQL. The main advqntages are of course the … Continue reading →