The triarc bot's XMPP backend will, as the name implies, enable triarc bots to also work in the XMPP environment.
This will require a new Backend implementation, complete with its own implementations of MessageProxy, UserProxy and ChannelProxy (MUCs?), and a Messageable implementation. Like with IRC, we may be fine with just one Messageable implementation for user and channel addresses alike, as they are both interchangeable; here, it's because they're both addresses of some sort.
The triarc bot's XMPP backend will, as the name implies, enable triarc bots to also work in the XMPP environment.
This will require a new Backend implementation, complete with its own implementations of MessageProxy, UserProxy and ChannelProxy (MUCs?), and a Messageable implementation. Like with IRC, we may be fine with just one Messageable implementation for user and channel addresses alike, as they are both interchangeable; here, it's because they're both addresses of some sort.