WebRTC
WebRTC development explained: peer-to-peer video and audio, data channels, signaling, and building real-time features into the browser.
WebRTC brings real-time audio, video, and data straight to the browser without plugins, and this category covers how to work with it. Topics include peer-to-peer connections, signaling, STUN and TURN servers, data channels, and the media handling behind live communication.
The articles help developers add real-time features to web and mobile products and troubleshoot the parts that trip teams up. From establishing connections through NAT to scaling beyond simple peer-to-peer, you will find practical guidance on making WebRTC reliable in production.
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