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🚀 Day 08/21 – JavaScript Events Sorry for the 1-day gap 🙏, but back on track with my 21-day JavaScript learning journey Today I learned about Events – actions that happen in the browser (clicks, key presses, scrolls, etc.), which we can capture a

any Android developer here, please help me, I want to make a music sharing app like i play something on my phone and it will play on all of my friends who are connected to me by wifi. i will use sockets to transfer the audio but i didn't find any way

guys, I wish to ask can I get funding and aid to built my app, it is a audio series app like pocket fm and kuku fm but, I ensure that all stories are very exclusive and mindblowing

Hey everyone, I am developing a feature that requires audio web socket streaming I am facing issues in managing over 500 concurrent session. If anyone has scaled something like this before. Please DM!

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I want to create app like medial with capabilities of an invite-only, audio-focused social network that's completely based on voice notes. Users record and post voice notes, which are then transcribed to text through AI. This means you can both read

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