Inspiration
Inspired by the mini dry-erase whiteboard, our group envisioned a website where individual users can join a room, draw anything on their own private whiteboard, and have the room host see every board updated live, allowing for people to express their own ideas in a collective room setting.
What it does
Gallery Board updates live and in real-time, has auto generated anonymous names, and a clean and minimal UI. The whiteboard has a color-picker, eraser, and clear all feature.
How we built it
We developed Gallery Board using Next.js (frontend and server integration) and socket.io (real-time bidirectional communication). Used AI driven debugging tools to help with efficient debugging.
Challenges we ran into
Deployment and using online API frameworks for persistent communications.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
Creating a working product during the Hackathon.
What we learned
Websockets make deployment challenging, but are useful for live updating.
What's next for Gallery Board
Online deployment as well as UI improvements and export options for each whiteboard.
Built With
- api
- next.js
- react
- shadcn
- supabase
- tailwind
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