Add 'Clients' section to README - #33
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Added a 'Clients' section to the README with a link to Browser-Phone.
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Just checking in on this — happy to adjust the category placement or wording if that would help it move forward. Thanks for considering it! |
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Thanks for the nudge, and no rush on my end! Whatever placement is easiest for you to merge is fine by me — happy to have it folded into Web/API Interfaces if a standalone Clients category feels like overkill for one entry, or left as proposed if you'd rather keep the door open for more client apps later. Your call entirely. |
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Adds a new Clients section to the README, listing Browser-Phone - an open-source (AGPL-3.0) browser-based WebRTC SIP phone for Asterisk.
None of the existing categories quite fit a full end-user client application (Web/API Interfaces covers backend platforms, JavaScript Libraries covers importable libraries rather than full apps), so this proposes a new top-level category per the "new categories... welcome" note in CONTRIBUTING.md. Happy to fold it into a different section if you'd prefer.
Disclosure: I'm affiliated with Siperb, which maintains Browser-Phone.