XHTML Chat is barely more then a single html page + CSS + javascript. The server side bit is as small as it can be and could be accomplished with almost any available technology (down to php + textfile). This looks very well revolutionise the way the web looks and feels today.
Apart from this being a chat you can use XHTML Chat as:
All of these could degrade gracefully if javascript is not available. XHTML Chat (including XHTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, all images) ,is licensed under a Creative Commons License as well.
Requirements: -
Demo: http://chat.plasticshore.com/
License: Creative Commons License





Wow, looks good.
It’s a bit odd – normally, in chat new messages appear at the bottom..
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It’s sufficient and clean but hardly revolutionary.
@Alex, it’s open source so you could put the comment entry box below the comment list and let the comments appear at the bottom of the list as you are accustomed to.
Nice and clean app. I would be tempted to put it in a members only area so you could control somewhat the content of the chat. Prevent web surfers from displaying porn or racist chat.
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