2014
Packt Publishing
Alessandro Arrichiello
2:33
English
WebRTC revolutionizes the way users can communicate over the Internet. It enables browser-to-browser communication and saves you from mundane tasks such as installation and registration, and makes voice and video communication a breeze. To add to this, you can access the application from any platform such as home PC, mobile devices, and access points.
This video course will help you learn the fundamentals of developing real-time communication systems using WebRTC.
Start right from the basics of the WebRTC standard that includes the signaling channels such as the Google App Engine. Develop file sharing functionalities and transfer media content from your mic and webcam for a better user experience. Finally, you will discover WebRTC wrapper libraries that will help you integrate the technology in your existing application within seconds.
By the end of the course, you will have a fully working application that enables real-time browser-to-browser communication.
Introducing WebRTC
Course Overview
Example Scenarios
Network Protocols Involved
Backend Configuration - Google App Engine
Introducing Google PAAS - App Engine
Eclipse Configuration
Obtaining a Google App Engine App’s ID
Common Usage of the GAE Channel API
Creating a First Backend App - Hello World
Basic Uses of the WebRTC API
Accessing Local Media - MediaStream API
Establishing a P2P Connection - the PeerConnection API
Handling Errors Correctly
Create Our First WebRTC App - Part 1 (Backend)
Handling GAE Channel Communication
Creating Dynamic IDs to Manage Users’ Sessions
Service Core Development
App Engine Services and URL Mapping
Create Our First WebRTC App - Part 2 (Frontend)
Defining Basic Web Page Template
Opening the Google App Engine Channel
Request Media Access
Start Communication Using PeerConnection Object
App Test - Video and Sound Check
WebRTC Data Channel
Data Channels - WebSocket/AJAX Versus WebRTC
WebRTC Data Channel How-to
Use Case Scenarios and Supported Browsers
Easy Implementation of Chat and File Sharing
Creating and Managing Data Channels
Handling P2P Chat Systems
Developing Simple File Sharing Tools
The Existing WebRTC Wrappers
Why Use a WebRTC Wrapper?
PeerJS - Easy Peer Connections and Data Channels
SimpleWebRTC - Build Cool Stuff with WebRTC
Examples and Real Projects
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