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root@romancentral~ $ cd /opt/projects && docker compose up -d
Project Agora
Project Agora - currently under active development - is intended to usher in the next generation of matrix servers. I’ve long since found the current implementations of the Matrix Protocol to be severely lacking in performance, scalability and feature-completeness. The specification is - in parts - poorly defined and eschews modern features like websocket support in favor of long-polling requests - we wish to bring a new era of matrix servers to you. Please refer to the excalidraw schema below for further details. As soon as agora hits an early-alpha state, I’ll be synchronizing the repo, which, at the moment, is private, to a public github repository. At this time, an announcement will be made via the Blog.