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.
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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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API,
audio,
collaboration,
Conferencing,
image processing,
JavaScript,
native app,
Software,
telephony,
video,
video-io,
web components,
webrtc
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