WebRTC Change Communications Forever
summary
WebRTC claims native peer-to-peer audio/video/data in the browser using getUserMedia, RTCPeerConnection and RTC data channel, with ICE/STUN/TURN for NAT traversal and no built‑in signaling. Tools shown include SimpleWebRTC, talky.io and Twilio Client; a Sinatra demo places a browser call to a PSTN number (Twilio phone number ≈ $1) and works. Chrome and Firefox support it now, iOS/IE lag, mesh video hits practical limits at about three to four peers, and experiments like peer distributed CDN and bittorrent in the browser are already underway.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:17Disney World
- 2:30History of Communication
- 4:28Mission Statement
- 8:45What is RTC
- 12:48Where is RTC
- 14:41Network Protocols
- 20:23Demo
- 21:33Sinatra
- 27:27Testing
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