Create WS server with Node.js, typescript, socket.io and express

[@kjvisual7]

I didn't know birds stretched their legs. Made me smile.

[@landmaze]

I'm glad that I found you. Thank you for sharing your experience

[@RayanMADAO]

why do we need http with express? cant you just do app.listen and itll create the server?

[@sudsierspace9010]

I love the bird lol, very good explained tutorial

[@stevereid636]

How are you able to import cors? I went back and checked the video and I didn't see you install it!?! 🤷🏾‍♂

[@codeandbird]

Heya, I honestly don't remember, maybe I installed them when I prepared the video and forgot to show it, or it was installed as a dependency of other npm library such as express :D

[@gnanadesigan8445]

Thanks for your tutorial on webrtc. Is it possible to create normal chat flow?

[@codeandbird]

Yes sure I will show it in next videos soon :)

[@gnanadesigan8445]

@@codeandbird thanks alot

[@JohnBiddulph]

lol 2 minutes bird at the end of this coding session🐦

[@alrazy12]

nice bird :)

[@harendrapratapsingh8210]

1] [nodemon] starting `node .` [1] Listening on port 8336 [1] Connected Clients Set(0) {} [1] Connected Socket o7LqT0mXxb5dyhAEAAAC [1] user is connected [1] Connected Clients Set(1) { 'o7LqT0mXxb5dyhAEAAAC' } [1] Connected Socket 69dHNRhkeNeWILrLAAAD [1] user is connected When I am opening the localhost:3000, I see "user is connected" is getting printed twice even if only one client window is open