It’s taking a bit longer than planned to whip Strophe into releasable shape, but work is progressing well. Since the last update, I have made a new and better Trac instance for the project, made a public SVN repository for the code, added SASL ANONYMOUS support to both libstrophe and Strophe.js, fixed DIGEST-MD5 authentication with ejabberd, did compatibility testing for both libraries, and wrote up a basic Strophe.js example. Still to come are TLS fixes for libstrophe, porting the libstrophe documentation to Natural Docs, working around a BOSH bug with Tigase, and writing up some examples.
On a related note, Matthew Wild is working on an XMPP library for Lua built on top of libstrophe.
Also, remember to vote for my XMPP talk and panel at SXSW 2009.
UPDATED 8/26: It turns out Tigase and Openfire are smarter than the other XMPP servers with DIGEST-MD5 authentication, and that it wasn’t a bug at all. My apologies (kudos) to the Tigase and Openfire teams. The issue is now fixed in trunk.
