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Open source, coming soon

320px will be open source under the Apache-2.0 licence. Anyone will be able to read the code, run it on their own servers, change it and share it. The repository isn’t public yet.

The licence

The Apache License 2.0 lets you use, change and share the code, also commercially, as long as you follow its conditions, such as keeping the copyright notices, the licence and the NOTICE file, and marking files you change. It’s the same licence Apache Wave used.

Built from Apache Wave

320px is a modern Rust port of Apache Wave, which was retired from the Apache Incubator in 2018. It carries Apache Wave’s design (conversations, threaded replies, history and playback) into Rust. We study the Apache Wave code as we build, so we treat 320px as derived from it.

So the repository will include a NOTICE file that credits Apache Wave and its contributors, as the Apache License asks. The page about Google Wave tells the story.

Host it yourself

Contributing

We’ll explain how to report problems and contribute once the repository is public.

Repository coming soon

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