WebRTC and JavaScript and Video

Quite an interesting approach…. → this is a small video chat not really scalable.

There is no third party → very important.

WebRTC → wants to make a connection with the lowest cost → this is important. (for both video and audio → create answer).

So there need to be some kind of handshake.

Some kind of encryption like connection.

The WebRTC → is built on promises.

This is kind of cool → cleaning up our connection and react hook and more.

Twillio → account is needed.

Render Parts and everything → there is a room that we need to create.

This reacts to Hook → is the only thing we need → state stores and everything.

And it seems like there are multiple ways of doing this.

And there are interesting starting posts → such as from freelancers or developers.

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