Tutorials : Chat

Setting up a new project can be tedious and repetitive from multiple angles. As end-users, we are learning a new platform, new paradigms, and maybe a new framework to build our next dream project. As a company, we want to get our potential users up and running as quickly as possible and make it easy

In our previous blog post, we created an agent using OpenAI GPT that can understand whether or not messages contain spam. We connected it to the Stream Chat API so that incoming messages in chat can be automatically flagged and reviewed by moderators using Stream Moderation Dashboard. To enhance the accuracy of our agent and

Maintaining a safe and engaging chat environment is crucial for any online community. In this post, we'll demonstrate the practical application of Large Language Models (LLMs) in content moderation, showcasing how advanced AI can enhance community interactions by effectively managing unwanted content. We’ll also introduce essential tools and guide you through setting up a real-time

When sending messages across a chat app, one way to ensure the data and conversations are not intercepted is to build proper security to shield people who use the app. This article dives into how to implement strong end-to-end (E2EE) encryption in your app to protect users. We will integrate Seald’s E2EE into Stream’s Chat

In this project, we explore building a chat app using five of the most popular web frameworks. React Angular Vue.js Svelte Next.js We’re building a similar experience in ways that are native to each of the frameworks. For some of the frameworks (specifically React and Angular), SDKs are available to build up the UI quickly.

Interactive polling in Slido, WhatsApp, Messenger, and Telegram make communicating via in-app chat or video conferencing more engaging by providing an interactive way to get participants’ opinions and make everyone in a virtual event, remote education, online gaming, or team collaboration setting feel more connected. Get Started A video showing how to create and send

Welcome to part four of our series about building a Discord clone using Next.js and TailwindCSS. In the previous parts, we covered a lot of customization of the Stream Chat SDK and its UI components. After setting up the project, we started with the server list, a fully customized component. We built upon the SDK

Are you looking to delve into the world of mobile app development? Ever wondered how to create a messaging application like Telegram? In this tutorial from notJust.dev, you will be guided through the process of building a fully functional messaging application using React Native, Expo, Stream, and Supabase. You'll gain hands-on experience with: React Native