Python Chat Tutorial with Django and React

By DEV Community - 2020-12-16

Description

Build chat with Python, Django, React and Stream Chat. Tagged with chat, python, django, react.

Summary

This tutorial will explain how to build a chat application with Python, Django and React.
Languages such as C++, Go and Elixir are much better at handling the core of chat.
In this tutorial, we will use Stream, an API for chat that takes care of WebSocket connections and other heavy lifting using Go, Raft and RocksDB.
If it has something to do with the encoded user id in the generated token not matching the cool-sky-9 id user listed in the demo.

Topics

Frontend (0.36)
UX (0.32)
Coding (0.11)

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