The integrated chat in the video call component work great, why not to make a component only for real-time chat?
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Glad it works @yayouyi_tataki! What do you mean by real-time? The chats and videos are synchronous! Are you looking for live streams?
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I’m actually looking for a chat that work with short latence. I have built one in Adalo with 3 actions for each message sent but it require 5 secs or more to make the sending process done. Really really bad indeed. That’s why I’m suggesting a chat component only as you have one included on the video chat component which work great but that I cannot spare front the entire component.
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Oh that’s interesting, I understand so text chat only, no video or audio. I’ll look into that! Thanks for sharing @yayouyi_tataki
Hello,
Would it be possible to have a tutorial on how to use daily.co for videoconferencing on Adalo.
I can’t find any documentation that allows me to configure it.
Thank you in advance for your feedback.
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Hey @theo1!
The component supports Daily prebuilt. Here’s a reference to Daily’s documentation and some unofficial documentation of the capabilities of the component with some info on getting started. Also, here’s a demo app that you can clone or play with to try it out!
Hey @theo1!
The component supports Daily prebuilt. Here’s a reference to Daily’s API documentation and some unofficial documentation of the capabilities of the component and a bit on getting started. Also, here’s a demo app that you can clone or play with to try it out!
Daily co is a video conferencing platform that allows developers to add video chat functionality to their websites or apps. They offer a free plan that includes a limited number of users and features. However, if you want to use the full range of features and support more users, you will need to upgrade to a paid plan. You can use the Daily co API to customize the video chat component to fit your needs.
With a video calling API, programmers can build custom live video and audio chat experiences on any mobile device or web app. Usually, all video call APIs and SDKs come following WebRTC technology.
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