Building a Full Stack Signal Clone - Part 3 | Node.js Development

TLDRIn this live stream, we continue building our full stack signal clone and add additional features based on viewer suggestions. We prioritize implementing user status (online/offline) and message status (sent/seen). Other potential features include message deleting, message replies, message reactions, pagination, and GIF support.

Key insights

🟢Implementing user status (online/offline) and message status (sent/seen) are prioritized based on viewer suggestions

🔵Other potential features include message deleting, message replies, message reactions, pagination, and GIF support

Q&A

What are the key features we are adding in this live stream?

In this live stream, we are adding user status (online/offline) and message status (sent/seen) based on viewer suggestions. Other potential features include message deleting, message replies, message reactions, pagination, and GIF support.

What is the priority for implementing features?

User status (online/offline) and message status (sent/seen) are prioritized in this live stream.

Can I watch the previous videos to catch up on the project?

Yes, you can watch the previous videos on the channel to catch up on the project. The UI and backend implementation have been covered in Part 1 and Part 2.

Are there plans for a Part 4?

The possibility of a Part 4 depends on how this live stream turns out. Stay tuned for future updates.

Where can I find additional resources or courses on full stack development?

For additional resources and courses on full stack development, you can visit the Node.js Development Academy at academy.notjust.dev.

Timestamped Summary

00:02Introduction to the live stream

00:40Discussion about potential features to be added

03:30Voting for user status (online/offline) and message status (sent/seen)

04:40Exploring other potential features, such as message deleting, message replies, message reactions, pagination, and GIF support

09:10Creating a separate branch for Part 3 of the project

12:19Addressing viewer questions and suggestions