Let's build WhatsApp with React Native and AWS Amplify [p3] 🔴

[@ukaszmodzelewski7687]

Great! I need to spend like 6 hours to follow up 3 hours tutorial :D Worth it. Thanks!

[@RohitKumar-rm3kc]

Love this series! Thank you so much for this series.

[@rajibdas699]

Please add audio and video calling features also status as well. I really appreciate your effort. Thank you so much.

[@SuperYoda7]

Love the series! I am coding along adding my own layout and styling and learn so much especially on the backend side since I am new to aws amplify.. Would be cool if you could add voice and video call function and make it 100% production ready. I appreciate your effort, keep up the great work, we are all learning so much here!

[@riteeshpai2369]

Add video call voice call and status as well

[@eddieGTL]

Greenting from Villa Nueva, Guatemala. Thank you for your great way to explain and make this code understandable.

[@flintb5291]

nice man keep up the work!

[@malikhassan8919]

Yes please add voice call and video call

[@ahmedbass1947]

I have a question about the sorting in graphql... how to sort by any field I want? It's not very clear to me that GSI with sorting... like in sql query you simply write "... ORDER BY columnName" for example, I need to have the option to sort stores by createDate, name, or rating and so on whats the equivalent of this in the graphql api?! And of course thank you so so much for all the great information you provide.

[@GautamShahHaluwai]

the series is awesome but i want to know how to video and audio call using my own server could you help me out

[@sebastianwilliams8139]

Is there a way we can sort the main message screen to display the latest message and then use the pagination?

[@notjustdev]

Yes, it is possible to sort the main message screen to display the latest message and then use pagination. One way to do this is to query the messages from the backend using a timestamp sorting order, and then implement pagination by using the "offset" and "limit" parameters to retrieve a specific page of messages. Another way is to use the AWS AppSync GraphQL service which allows you to sort and paginate the messages.

[@sebastianwilliams8139]

@@notjustdev do we need to update something in the schema to implement the sort and pagination? Because in the tutorial, the list of messages was sorted manually using const sortedRooms = rooms.sort( (r1, r2) => new Date(r2.chatRoom.updatedAt) - new Date(r1.chatRoom.updatedAt) );

[@jeyceedee24]

@@notjustdev Can you please do a tutorial for this?

[@sebastianwilliams8139]

@@notjustdev will there be any adjustment in the graph schema to handle the sorting of type ChatRoom @model by updatedAt?

[@sebastianwilliams8139]

@@notjustdev In this schema, is there a way to sort ChatRooms using the ChatRoom updatedAt field? type User @model @auth(rules: [{allow: public}]) { id: ID! name: String! status: String image: String Messages: [Message] @hasMany(indexName: "byUser", fields: ["id"]) ChatRooms: [ChatRoom] @manyToMany(relationName: "UserChatRoom") }

[@felipe86ata]

i getting a weird response. if I start a chat, it appear on chatsscreen, then if a create a group the previous chat appear again but if a log out and return everything is okay

[@felipe86ata]

And the group name don´t appear on the chatscreen, just the name of one participant even if I deleted it.

[@NoName-oh9fh]

Чел ты же русский? У тебя акцент наш.

[@notjustdev]

I am from Moldova