Web components are powerful. WebRTC is amazing. What do you get when you mix the two? I present my project, RTC Bricks, for unleashing WebRTC creativity using web components in vanilla JavaScript in four video demonstrations as follows: (1) a generic web component for publish-subscribe of WebRTC media stream, (2) native application adapter for APIs beyond what a web browser can offer, (3) awesome audio and visual effects for real-time media, (4) collaboration tools for video conferencing and telephony. You can also try these demonstrations using the live hands-on tutorial.
Articles on technology, Internet, Protocols, Web, Open Source, VoIP, P2P, SIP, RTMP and WebRTC.
Introducing RTC Bricks
My project, RTC Bricks, aims to unleash WebRTC creativity using web components. It has a collection of more than 70 web components in vanilla JavaScript, and related numerous example applications, and a comprehensive live and hands-on tutorial. The project demonstrates several applications in communication, collaboration, media processing and much more in the endpoint without depending on any client-side framework, and without getting locked to any single service.
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collaboration,
Conferencing,
image processing,
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Software,
telephony,
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video-io,
web components,
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7 Project ideas on the topic of Web Apps and/or Multimedia Communication
Here are some project ideas largely related to multimedia communication, WebRTC and related technologies. Please get in touch with me if you would like to explore further, contribute to, or sponsor one or more of these projects. I will be happy to provide insights, guidance, partial code, and/or connect with the right folks. As I make more progress in any of these, I will create separate articles describing them.
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