2. Hi! I’m David

3. WebRTC

4. What is WebRTC

5. Spec drafted by W3C
http://www.w3.org/TR/webrtc/

6. Video and Audio
APIs for the browser

7. P2P on the browser

8. no plugins necessary*
*except when you want to do screen-sharing

9. “A project to bring
Realtime Communication
to the Open Web Platform”
Justin Uberti at Google IO 2012

11. Why should you care

12. • Audio and Video is hard
• Standards enable federation
• Silo’ed free Web
• Possibilities are “limitless”
• But there is more than just philanthropic reasons

13. Typed Array Conf

14. FlexboxCon

15. WebRTC Expo
{2013, 2014, 2015}

17. Communications Engineering is
still Communications Engineering

18. Full mesh

19. Bridges

20. Bridges

21. Signalling

22. Different WebRTC
spec implementations

23. How to get started

24. http://webrtc.github.io/samples/

25. https://webrtchacks.com

26. we {need, know how} how to abstract complexity
http://iswebrtcreadyyet.com/

27. dom -> jquery
websockets -> socket.io
WebRTC -> simpleWebRTC
-> simple-peer
-> peerjs

28. dom -> jquery
websockets -> socket.io
WebRTC -> simpleWebRTC
-> simple-peer
-> peerjs

29. • Friends - P2P chat powered by the web
• ScreenCat - screen sharing + remote collaboration app
• WebCat - P2P pipe across the web using Github private/
public key for auth
• Instant.io - Secure, anonymous, streaming file transfer
• WebTorrent - Streaming torrent client in the browser
• PusherTC - Video chat with using Pusher. See guide.
• webrtc-explorer - P2P Overlay Network (DHT) for
Resource Discovery platform in the browser

31. THANK YOU!