How to add advanced in-app chat features like multilingual support in minutes
summary
Sendbird demonstrates adding chat to an Android app in minutes using Android Studio, the Sendbird UI Kit SDK and a dashboard toggle to enable on-demand translation. Steps: create an app and users, add Maven and UI Kit dependencies, initialize the SDK with the application ID, launch a custom channel activity that intercepts long-presses, call the channel's translateUserMessage API for the device language, and display returned translations. Claims include 110M MAU and ~2B messages/month; demo implements translation and shows it working after resolving build/emulator hiccups.
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- 0:00Introduction to Sendbird
- 2:45Setting up Sendbird account
- 9:36Adding chat SDK to app
- 18:00Enabling translation tools
- 24:00Adding on-demand translation
- 32:22Demo of translation feature
- 33:24Q&A and closing remarks
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