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    Memories

    Build a full stack MERN application

    ...The repository is tied to a video tutorial series that covers the project from start to finish, ideal for developers learning full-stack workflows. The codebase is split into client and server folders for separation of concerns, and uses common patterns like REST APIs, React state management, and MongoDB models. While fairly standard as a “starter” full-stack project, it provides a clean, end-to-end example of building and deploying a modern web application with MERN.
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    Billd-Live

    Billd-Live

    Live broadcast room built on Vue3 + WebRTC + Nodejs + SRS

    Billd-live is a full-stack live streaming platform that enables users to create and participate in real-time video broadcasts through a web-based interface. Built using technologies such as Vue3, WebRTC, Node.js, and FFmpeg, it provides a complete solution for live streaming similar to modern platforms. Users can start live sessions as hosts, while viewers can join and watch streams directly in the browser.
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