Lets Build Twitter From the Ground Up: Episode 182 || Java, Spring Boot, PostgreSQL and React

Building large scale application is more difficult than many people understand or expect. Join me in this long running series where I set out to duplicate one of the most popular social media platforms ever creating using Java, Spring Boot, Spring Security, PostgreSQL data, React JS web application framework and more.
In this episode we get a little bit of deja vu when we have to start out by recreating out message context into a redux slice. Unfortunately I had a lot of troubles with the message context we created in the previous episode and the growing complexity made me decide to go with a global slice instead. Once we get the slice setup and everything updated to work with the slice, we also add onto the modal slice to be able to popup the create message modal. Then we actually create the create message modal, along with the top to be able to close it along with open up a new conversation automatically in the message popup.
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[@BaldyMacbeard]

Might've missed a couple episodes... Why Postgres?

[@unknownkoder]

I chose Postgres because its become the go to dialect and many software companies around the world.

[@hijameorihan1707]

I think that it's good because you can make replicas very easy/master slave architecture, etc. Or idk, dont count me as I am a noob.