When building Discord as an MVP, we’ll need to create the following data types & fields. We’ll rely on these data types to connect the workflows behind your product.īubble’s pre-built database makes it easy to create different data types with unique fields. Once you’ve wireframed these pages, you can focus on creating the necessary data types and fields to power your application. We can then add unique conditions to display only the relevant content for each of them when it’s needed (we’ll cover this in more detail soon). In the case of your Discord clone, you’ll only need to create one page for each activity. This allows you to create one generic version of a page, then dynamically display the relevant content from your database when it’s required. Once you create these pages, your page dropdown should look like this:Ī major feature within Bubble is the ability to send data between pages.
#HOW TO CLONE A DISCORD SERVER UPDATE#
A server settings page (“server_settings”) – to update the information of servers you own.A server page (“server”) – to display channels, navigate between each of them, with a chat window to type.
A profile settings page (“profile”) – to update the user’s profile information.A home page (“home”) – the first page the user will see after logging in, with a friends list and a friend chat window.If you’re replicating a version of Discord, you’ll need to build the following pages: In this case, we’ll start by using Bubble’s visual design tool to shape the user interface of our platform. When kickstarting your project, you can choose to begin by wireframing your product design, or building the necessary fields within your database. This will help you get a running start when building a Discord clone.
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