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This document provides several links to resources for developing applications using XMPP and presence protocols, including core XMPP specifications, extension specifications, libraries, and information on APIs for mobile Linux platforms like Maemo and APIs for Nokia's S60 platform. It also mentions that Movial is working on a cross-platform presence engine that supports multiple presence protocols and modes across different devices and markets in 2009.

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