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Building a Google Meet Clone with Strapi 5 and Next.js (3-Part Blog Series)

Open icode247 opened this issue 1 year ago • 1 comments

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

  • 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

Part 2: Building the Frontend with Next.js

Introduction

  • Brief recap of Part 1
  • Overview of the Next.js setup for the project

Setting Up Next.js

  • Creating a new Next.js project
  • Installing necessary dependencies (e.g., Axios, SWR)
  • Connecting the app to the Strapi 5 backend

User Authentication and State Management

  • Building the login and registration pages
  • 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

What is your expertise as a developer or writer?

Advance

What type of post is this?

Tutorial

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icode247 avatar Aug 17 '24 04:08 icode247

This looks good. Please proceed. Thank you.

Hi @icode247 ,

Adding this here for reference:

https://hackmd.io/_uvLzyssSk6-ck8tURuseg

https://hackmd.io/YFsBPeTxRpWMu4MtT1SJ5g

https://hackmd.io/kpN3w3WWQ0OTECDV2s8LeA

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