The "Converse" project

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Abstract

Publication Date

Fall 12-1-2023

Abstract

The "Converse" project is designed to create a robust and feature-rich real-time chat application that enables users to seamlessly exchange text messages, images, and other multimedia content across various devices and platforms. The core functionality of the chat application revolves around user registration, authentication, real-time messaging, group creation, and profile customization. Users can create accounts, log in securely, and engage in one-on-one or group conversations with friends, family, or colleagues. The chat application employs a client-server architecture where multiple clients connect to a central server. The server acts as a relay, ensuring messages are efficiently delivered to their intended recipients. To achieve real-time messaging, the project utilizes technologies like WebSockets, which allow instant message transmission without constant polling, ensuring low-latency communication and a smooth user experience. Furthermore, the project incorporates essential security measures like end-to-end encryption to protect users' privacy and data integrity. User-friendly features like notifications, message history, and multimedia sharing enhance the user experience. The aim of this chat application is to provide a reliable and secure communication platform that meets the demands of modern digital interactions, contributing to the broader landscape of instant messaging applications.

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Completed as part of the Computer Science Senior Capstone Project.

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