Frontend
A Frontend for Kastel.
Overview:
Kastel is an open-sourced real-time chat application that is designed to prioritize community and privacy. It allows users to engage in real-time conversations while maintaining their confidentiality.
Features:
- Contributors: Users can contribute to the development of Kastel by forking the development branch, making changes, and creating a pull request.
- Forks: The number of times the Kastel repository has been forked by other users.
- Stargazers: The number of users who have starred the Kastel repository, indicating their interest and support.
- Issues: The number of issues that have been reported and tracked in the Kastel repository.
Summary:
Kastel is an open-source real-time chat application that emphasizes community participation and privacy. Users can contribute to its development by forking the repository and creating pull requests. The number of forks, stargazers, and issues are used to track the popularity and progress of the project. The installation process involves forking the repository, making changes, and submitting a pull request.
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