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The article idea for the 3-part blog series "Building a Google Meet Clone with Strapi 5 and Next.js" is to provide a step-by-step guide for developers to create a sophisticated video conferencing application. The series will showcase how to build a functional and scalable Google Meet clone using Strapi 5 for the backend and Next.js for the frontend.
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Part 1: Setting Up the Backend with Strapi 5
Introduction
Overview of the project and goals for the series
Introduction to Strapi 5 as the backend for the Google Meet clone
Environment Setup
Installing and configuring Strapi 5
Creating and configuring content types: User, Meeting, and Messages
Building the User Authentication System
Implementing JWT-based authentication in Strapi 5
Setting up role-based access controls
Creating user registration and login endpoints
Conclusion
Recap of what was achieved in Part 1
Preview of Part 2: Setting up the Next.js frontend
Implementing global state management with Context API or Redux
Handling JWT tokens and secure API communication
Creating the UI for Meetings
Designing the meeting list and detail pages
Implementing real-time data fetching for active meetings
Conclusion
Summary of Part 2 progress
Preview of Part 3: Adding real-time features, video integration, and screen sharing
Part 3: Real-Time Features, Video Integration, and Screen Sharing
Introduction
Recap of Parts 1 and 2
Goals for the final part of the series
Implementing Real-Time Chat and Notifications
Integrating WebSockets for real-time messaging
Implementing notifications for meeting invites and updates
Adding Video Call Functionality
Integrating a video call service (WebRTC) into Next.js
Handling video streams and managing meeting participants
Synchronizing the video call status with the Strapi 5 backend
Implementing Screen Sharing
Setting up screen sharing using WebRTC
Managing screen sharing permissions and controls within meetings
Synchronizing the screen-sharing status across participants
Testing and Deployment
Testing the app
Deploying the Strapi 5 backend to production
Deploying the Next.js app with Vercel or another hosting service
Conclusion
Final thoughts and reflections on the project
Potential future enhancements
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Tutorial
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Building a Google Meet Clone with Strapi 5 and React Native (3-Part Blog Series)
Building a Google Meet Clone with Strapi 5 and Next.js (3-Part Blog Series)
Aug 17, 2024
What is your article idea?
The article idea for the 3-part blog series "Building a Google Meet Clone with Strapi 5 and Next.js" is to provide a step-by-step guide for developers to create a sophisticated video conferencing application. The series will showcase how to build a functional and scalable Google Meet clone using Strapi 5 for the backend and Next.js for the frontend.
What are the objectives of your article?
Part 1: Setting Up the Backend with Strapi 5
Introduction
Environment Setup
Building the User Authentication System
Conclusion
Part 2: Building the Frontend with Next.js
Introduction
Setting Up Next.js
User Authentication and State Management
Creating the UI for Meetings
Conclusion
Part 3: Real-Time Features, Video Integration, and Screen Sharing
Introduction
Implementing Real-Time Chat and Notifications
Adding Video Call Functionality
Implementing Screen Sharing
Testing and Deployment
Conclusion
What is your expertise as a developer or writer?
Advance
What type of post is this?
Tutorial
Terms & Conditions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: