Qwitter is a Twitter clone developed using Flutter, featuring functionalities such as tweeting, replying, following, and messaging.
This project was a part of a Software Engineering course, involving teams for backend, frontend, cross-platform (this project), testing, and DevOps. Each team collaborated to create a website and application that closely mimics Twitter while ensuring comprehensive testing and a streamlined workflow.
The primary objective was to develop a high-performance application. Here are some of the technologies we utilized:
- Riverpod for state management
- Http for API calls
- Google OAuth for Google Sign-In
- Sockets for Messaging
- Sockets for Notifications
- Authentication
- Change Password/Username/Email
- Tweet with Images/Video
- Reply to Tweets
- View Profile Page
- Follow/Block Users
- For You/Following Page
- Create Direct Message/Group
- Add People to Group
- Change Group Name/Image
- Reply to Messages and Send Images/Video
| Feature | Image From App |
|---|---|
| Authentication |  |
| For You/Following Page |  |
| Create Tweet |  |
| Change Password |  |
| Conversations |  |
| Group Messaging |  |
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Team Collaboration and Parallelization:
- Gain valuable experience working collaboratively within a team.
- Understand and implement parallelization techniques for efficient development.
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Cross-Platform Development:
- Learn the ins and outs of cross-platform development using Flutter.
- Explore the challenges and advantages of developing for multiple platforms simultaneously.
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Socket Connections:
- Acquire hands-on experience with socket connections.
- Implement and manage sockets for real-time communication, messaging, and notifications.