Development of a mobile-first social network emphasizing voice communication, featuring mobile, web, and Telegram integrations to create an innovative voice-based social experience.
{
"project": "Voice-Based Social Network Development",
"domain": "Communication and Networking",
"status": "completed",
"technologies": [
"Agile",
"Flutter",
"GraphQL",
"Kafka",
"JavaScript / TypeScript",
"Nest.js",
"Redis",
"PostgreSQL"
]
}The voice-based social network project aimed to create a mobile-first platform where voice is the primary means of communication. The goal was to develop a platform that offers users a unique social experience centered around voice-based interaction, allowing them to connect with others and share their thoughts in a more personal and expressive way than traditional text-based communication.
The platform was developed to provide users with a new way to connect and communicate through voice. The concept was inspired by the popularity of voice-based social platforms and aimed to create a unique social network that leveraged voice as the primary means of interaction.
The backend of the platform was built using Node.js and Nest.js, providing a scalable and efficient solution for managing user data, voice clips, and interactions. PostgreSQL was used as the database to store user information, voice recordings, and other platform data. GraphQL was implemented to provide an API that allowed for efficient data querying and seamless integration between the different components of the platform.
The mobile app was developed using Flutter, allowing for a consistent experience across Android and iOS devices. The web application was built to ensure that users could access the platform from any device, providing flexibility in how they choose to engage with the community.
The use of Kafka for message streaming and Redis for caching helped ensure that the platform could scale to accommodate a large number of users and deliver voice clips and other data in real time. The development process was managed using the Kanban methodology, allowing for flexible development and continuous improvements.
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