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Mango Messenger is a messaging application built with Node.js, Express.js, and PostgreSQL. It allows users to create accounts, log in, send messages, and view their messages. The application provides an intuitive user interface, ensuring seamless communication between users.
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QuikChat - A feature-rich Android messaging app with real-time messaging, user-friendly interfaces, and Firebase integration for a seamless communication experience.
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The uchat “Speechy” project is a desktop messaging application developed in C, designed for secure communication between users on a local network. The application includes a GTK+ 3-based client and a server built using socket programming with OpenSSL, JSON for API, and SQLite for database management, offering features similar to Telegram.
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