DogeHouse

Communication is easy and, with technology advancing by the minute, you can surely find more places and topics of discussion with peers and other people, on the Internet.

Anything can be a topic of discussion as long as it sparks interest in those who commit to the conversation. As such, if you are a GitHub user or a Twitter fan, there are great chances you would enjoy DogeHouse. This is a desktop (and web) application that offers users the chance to connect to other people who share the same tech-related interests as them.

Like most cool projects, DogeHouse is an open-source application. It is an Electron-based program, which means it is mainly compatible with 64-bit OS architectures. Given the development choice and the tools used for building this app, you should expect a program that is a bit large; as such, you should have around 200 MB free on your hard drive, to allocate to this instrument (Electron apps tend to need a bit more space).

To install this application, you can easily do it in a couple of seconds. Also, to log into the chat space, you can use your Twitter or GitHub account. After logging in, you can browse different spaces, and, depending on each room's configuration, you can request access to join the conversation.

With this application, you can join existing groups/chat rooms, or you can create a new room. Your group can be public or private. Also, you can configure your digital space to allow people to post and answer topic-related matters, or you can increase the chat's privacy levels (as such, external users will forward a request to chat with the other members of the group, and you can approve or refuse their demand).

Although in its early stages, DogeHouse seems to be promising. At the moment, there not many users who are active in the community, but you can be among the first ones. Plus, like most cool initiatives, this app has a funny affiliation to the well-known Doge meme (which you've probably guessed by now).