Why waste 4 hrs in an sdk ads? No one will use it in a chat app. Maybe in team meeting chat like Zoom, but never in a chatting app like telegram The cost is very high to make a revenue
@joshysmarty2540 you need to make a backend for message and voip chat. So you don't get charged for every 100 messages, which will not work even for team chats. So yeah, make your own backend. It's easy but tricky. To reply to the message, send files and images. The voice message and video calls. All of that will need to be done in your backend. There are a lot of tutorials on RU-vid out there in bits and pieces. Also, there are open source projects on github you can see. You won't find the whole complete project. However, you can find bits and pieces.
If we don't accept the call there is a warning message why the warning is coming if we don't accept the call. in the demo in this video is coming too how we solve this issue because i am creating the production ready app.
Thank you, that's so helpful! When I'm trying to send a photo in a channel in the app, I keep getting the error 'No suitable URL request handler found for ph://.../L0/001', how should I solve that?
You're welcome! To resolve the error 'No suitable URL request handler found for ph://.../L0/001', you can try the following steps: - Ensure you have the necessary permissions to access photos on your device. - Check if the photo exists and is not corrupted. - Convert the photo URL to a file URI before uploading. - Update your app to the latest version to ensure compatibility.
@@notjustdev wow it is solved! can't believe I've been struggling with this for more than a day! whenever I try to follow along a tutorial. Thank you! I even wanted to switch to flutter and downloaded it. Thank you once more brother.
if we dont accept the call there is a warning how to remove that warning and why the warning is coming because i am creating the production app can you please describe. Thank you.
I don't want to be a pessimist but the way he builds the app like it's giving him headache and difficulty, always hoping for things to work is discouraging for an intermediate person.