Brief Summary
This course is your go-to guide for mastering WebRTC in a super chill way! Ideal for anyone with a bit of JavaScript and HTML knowledge.
Key Points
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Understand the fundamentals of WebRTC
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Learn to implement audio, video, and data channels
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Explore real-world application through a case study
Learning Outcomes
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Be able to create applications with WebRTC features like audio and video chat
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Gain insights on user interaction patterns in web apps
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Understand the importance of security and privacy in web communications
About This Course
Fundamentals of Real Time Communication on the Web through Simple APIs
In this Introduction to WebRTC training course, expert author Arin Sime teaches you the basic concepts of WebRTC development. This course is designed for users that already have a basic understanding of JavaScript and HTML.
You will start with an overview of WebRTC, then jump into WebRTC in a single browser. From there, Arin will teach you about WebRTC signaling, WebRTC for data exchange, and screen sharing in a WebRTC application. This video tutorial also includes a WebRTC case study where WebRTC is used to build a sample medical application with video and audio chat, text messaging, file transfer, and screen sharing. Finally, you will learn about user interaction patterns and security and privacy considerations.
Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will be familiar with the basic concepts of WebRTC development and be able to apply them to add voice, audio, and data channels into web applications. Working files are included, allowing you to follow along with the author throughout the lessons.
Once you have completed this training course, you will be familiar with the basic concepts of WebRTC development and be able to apply them to add voice, audio, and data channels into web applications.
This course is designed to bring users up to speed with WebRTC
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The concept that making RTC video chat is nice, but following the lecture was somehow painful because it sometimes confused me, and there is not a completion files, so a learner need to follow and copy all codes.
In addition some code showed up in the lecture were outofdate and no more supported in recent version of Chrome.