In part 3 of cloning Twitter with our React Feeds SDK, you will add tweet reactions (likes and comments), threads, and a notifications page

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In this article, you will add support for tweet reactions (likes and comments), threads, and a notifications page. Part 1 focuses on creating the Twitter layout, authenticating users with Stream, adding the create tweet feature, and displaying the home page activity feeds. Part 2 focuses on adding a profile page for users and adding the follow-users feature.

Twitter Clone Part 3: Adding Tweet Reactions and Showing Notifications