Pion WebRTC
summary
Pion is a collection of open source Go WebRTC libraries that actually powers working projects: remote robot control (Play with Spot), an NES multiplayer service, and a local peer CDN that requires only one download. Implementations use data channels for control and lossy unordered delivery, NAT traversal for peer-to-peer connections, codec tracks for video, and compile-to-WASM clients. A demo reports speaker stats like 56% vs 20% and 12% and tools such as Kerberos and NS Remote show these systems running in production.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:24What is WebRTC
- 7:01What does it solve
- 11:40Lets build it
- 14:11Open source projects
- 17:40Cloud Morph
- 19:02Snowflake
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