Lets Build Twitter From the Ground Up: Episode 191 || Java, Spring Boot, PostgreSQL and React
12Building large scale application is more difficult than many people understand or expect. Join me in this long running series where I set out to duplicate one of the most popular social media platforms ever creating using Java, Spring Boot, Spring Security, PostgreSQL data, React JS web application framework and more.
In this episode we continue working on getting messaging setup on the frontend by setting up a very important piece of the puzzle, being able to type a message. We first do a little bit of utility work to make sure the message bar and popup are working as intended. Then we create a new component call CreateMessageBar to allow us to type our message into an input as well as add an image, emoji or gif. We had to do similar work to the create post component to allow the text input to resize as we type in it, as well as some work in the emoji utils to allow us to display the text with emojis properly. After all this work was completed we added the new CreateMessageBar component to the message popup and styled it to look like twitter so that its ready to actually start creating messages in the next episode.
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