We’re going to provide several Jitsi 1.0 pre-releases before we arrive to a point that satisfies us (both stability and feature wise) for an 1.0 release. Here’s the roadmap that we currently have in mind (all items are also represented by issues that could be found in the issue tracker):
Jitsi 1.0 beta 1 (Released in Q1, 2011)
Support for RTP DTMF (RFC 2833/4733)
- Improved call history
- Missed call visual notifications
- Wideband calls with speex
- Complete Jingle support (including Video and ICE)
- A Google mode for Jingle and ice4j (including Video and ICE)
- Multiparty Audio conferencing for Jingle (not necessarily with muji)
- ZRTP support for Jingle
- Desktop Sharing with SIP
- Desktop Sharing with XMPP
- Improve our configuration form
- Support for Jingle Nodes
Tentative (Some may be rescheduled for later releases):
- Support for chats via HTTP proxies where possible
- Support for TURN in ice4j (Related issues 251)
- XCAP support
- Call recording
- Support for pending voicemail messages - RFC 3842
- UPnP support and integration with ICE4j
Jitsi 1.0 (Released Q1 2012) ( )
- Microsoft Outlook integration
- Apple Address Book integration
- Google Contact integration
- Integration of LDAP directories ( #445)
- Support for Google’s ICE and Jingle variants
- Cross protocol conference calls
- Prefix configuration for external contact sources such as LDAP, Google Contact, Address Book, Outlook
- Spell checking (partially implemented and looking for volunteers)
- Wideband calls with SILK
- Move to the FMJ project.
Following releases
Tentative (depending on contributions and funding):
In the near future:
- Multiparty Video Conferencing
- Spinning off libjitsi
- Android version
- Support for VP8
If you are looking for ways to get involved then you may also have a look at our latest GSoC projects