JSConf 2015 Kyle Tyacke
summary
WebRTC provides browser-native peer-to-peer audio video and data via JavaScript APIs and handles NAT traversal with STUN/TURN so about 86% peer-to-peer connects go direct and ~14% relay through TURN. A hosted layer like Respoke takes care of signaling, STUN/TURN and discovery so a video call and group chat require ~55 lines of client code; demos include screen sharing (requires a Chrome extension today), Amazon Mayday style support, Pure CDN and Be My Eyes.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 5:08Amazon Mayday
- 6:14Google Hangouts
- 9:00Speaking Exchange
- 9:48Be My Eyes
- 10:46How Does WebRTC Work?
- 12:42ICE, ICE, Baby
- 15:16The Complete Connection
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