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manpreet
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3 years ago
I was a big fan of AIM and live chat/buddy lists back in the day. With the rise of HTML5 and its use becoming more common in modern browsers, I'd like to develop an HTML5 messaging system.
What technologies do I have to look up? At the start, I won't care about the design (CSS), just functionality.
I'll most likely have a standard registration and store users in a MySQL Database. Additionally, "friends" will also easily be stored in a database, populating a user's buddy list based on which user ID's he/she has marked as "friend".
The actual server and client connectivity is what most interests me. Is this technology available for HTML5 yet? Point me in the right direction and I'll be good to go!