I’m currently researching options for building chat from scratch but also reviewing some complete [instant messaging software] solutions like MirrorFly to understand what’s already out there and what features are standard.
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thanks and currently i reviewed MirrorFly’s enterprise chat software api. They are offering whitelebel solution for a business. Do you know some other business communication software?
I found it helpful to sketch out the message flow first, then plug in small working pieces like authentication, message queues, and delivery receipts one by one. While testing, I used the whatsapp api to quickly verify how certain features should feel in practice, especially read states and media handling, since it let me script things fast without hassle. It gave me a clearer picture of what my own backend needed to handle.
Hi, when you compare building from scratch with existing solutions, you start to see what the baseline features are in chat apps. Solutions such as Sendbird focus more on SDK flexibility, while instant messaging solutions such as MirrorFly and Apphitect are also ideal.