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Google Meet Clone



In this FREE training, let's build a Google Meet / Zoom Clone from scratch using EXPRESS, REACT, NODE, REDIS.

As we know, most of the social and work life moved online and that sparked an evolution in video sharing services like Zoom, Google Meet, and many others. Today, we are going to build an app that allows you to video chat with your friends and colleagues just as well as Zoom or meet does.


Part 1: HTML/CSS




Google Meet Clone - Part 2: NODEJS



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