TL;DR
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to build a chat application.
On the agenda š„:
Create accounts and send real-time messages us...
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Novel is cool! I haven't heard of it before :) We have to try build something for @wasplang with it :)
It's awesome! maintained by @steventey
Really loved the idea of
Markdown based Chat š
Also, thanks a lot for the detailed Explanation. Will try to build on this idea š”
FYI
The latest version of "@clerk/clerk-react": "^4.24.2" tends to put me an infinite loop
"novel": "^0.1.20" doesn't have css import "novel/styles.css";
Great project! But I believe I have ran into an issue after signing up an user on the chat. It did this refresh loop until I stopped the server or when I deleted the user from clerk. I cannot seem to find a way to rectify it either.
Could we chat a bit about when you have the chance?
Edit: After some more debugging , it seems that this issue has popped up since clerk ver 4.24.2. Now I like to figure out what was added to is now causing this.
Building a real-time chat application with Websockets, Novel, and Clerk sounds like an exciting project! Here's a high-level overview of how you can approach it:
Setup Your Development Environment:
Make sure you have Node.js installed on your system.
Set up a new project directory areej shah novels.
Initialize Your Project:
Use npm or yarn to initialize a new Node.js project.
Install necessary dependencies like Express.js, Socket.io (for Websockets), Novel, and Clerk.
Just putting it out there, for the realtime environment you can use NoLag. No need to build your own websocket server. š
Great post! It's well-written š
Thank you so much Kiran!
Nice one
That's crazy man, thank you very much for this...
Cool stuff! If you want something managed and scalable in place of Socket.io, checkout PieSocket.com
very very very good project.
Great post!
Great article, keep sharing with the community
Great post
pure innovation!