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🚀 Feature: Push Notification System for Enhanced User Engagement
🔍 Overview
This PR introduces a comprehensive push notification system using Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) that alerts
users in real-time when they receive new messages. The system automatically sends push notifications when a user
receives a message from another user, significantly improving the responsiveness and engagement of the messaging
feature.
✨ What's New
📱 Android Frontend
and formatting
⚙️ Backend
📋 Changes Summary
Android Components
Backend Components
Configuration Files
🧪 Testing Notes
🎯 User Journey
🔁 Related Features
🏗️ Architecture
🚀 Ready for Review
This comprehensive notification system significantly enhances user engagement by providing real-time alerts for
new messages, making the DevSwipe messaging experience more responsive and interactive. The implementation
follows best practices for both Android and Spring Boot applications while maintaining complete compatibility
with existing functionality.