Elixir WebRTC - batteries included WebRTC implementation for Elixir ecosystem
summary
Elixir WebRTC delivers a full stack: ready demo apps (including recognizer image detection, a broadcaster Twitch‑like streamer and a Google Meet clone), a public TURN instance, and a dashboard that auto detects and graphs peer connections and ICE state. It supports simulcast, a small FFMpeg wrapper that decodes frames into tensors for Elixir NX in three lines, LiveView components that spin up peer connections with no JavaScript, and version 0.5 adds data channels.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Elixir WebRTC
- 1:27Challenges in WebRTC development
- 5:44Batteries-included ecosystem
- 9:55Observability and AI integration
- 12:03Documentation and support
- 14:51Live coding: Phoenix and WebRTC
- 21:18Roadmap and closing
- 22:40Q&A session
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