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Develop interactive real-time communication applications with WebRTC
About This Book- Create easy-to-use real-time communication applications using WebRTC platform
- Learn the best practices behind traversing networks, signaling, security, and data transport in WebRTC applications
- Use full mesh networks, partial mesh networks, and multi point control units to manage your applications
If you are a web developer who wants to create well designed WebRTC applications for your users, this is the book for you. Even if you are early in your web development career, this book aims to provide a complete understanding of the WebRTC API. It is assumed that you have previous exposure to web development using HTML5 and JavaScript technologies.
What You Will Learn- Understand the underlying platform that WebRTC is built upon
- Create applications that utilize your web camera and microphone
- Build your very own signaling server from scratch
- Enable your applications to communicate with multiple users
- Share data and files across peer-to-peer connections using WebRTC
- Implement best practices to secure and make a WebRTC application perform
- Get to know more about multi-peer mesh networks for more than two users
- Learn the best practices behind traversing networks, signaling, security, and data transport in WebRTC applications
- Use full mesh networks, partial mesh networks, and multipoint control units to manage your applications
The book begins by teaching you how to capture audio and video streams from the browser using the Media Capture and Streams API.
You will then create your first WebRTC application capable of audio and video calling. The book will also give you in-depth knowledge about signaling and building a signaling server in Node.js. While being introduced to the RTCDataChannel object, you will learn how it relates to WebRTC and how to add text-based chat to your application. You will also learn to take your application further by supporting multiple users through different technologies and scale its performance and security. This book will also cover several theories using full mesh networks, partial mesh networks, and multipoint control units. By the end of this book, you will have an extensive understanding of real-time communication and the WebRTC protocol and APIs.
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Dan Ristic is a frontend engineer and evangelist for Open Web. He strives to push the Web forward with new and creative ideas using the latest technologies. He attended the University of Advancing Technology, Arizona, where he furthered his engineering knowledge and fueled his passion for the Web. He has been writing applications on the Web ever since.
He currently lives and works in San Francisco as a senior software engineer at Sony Network Entertainment International. At Sony, he is responsible for managing the frontend application architecture and delivering the PlayStation Store to millions of users. In his free time, he can be found hiking, exploring, working on projects, and attending events.
I would like to thank my family for their never-ending support, motivation, and encouragement in everything I do.
I would also like to thank my friends for the innumerable cups of coffee and their help to keep me on track.
Roy Binux is a software engineer and an open source developer. He focuses on information extraction and the Spider System at work and builds interesting things online for fun. He is open to new technologies and tries to make the process of getting knowledge from the Web easier and build something useful with the power of the Web. Most of his work is open source, and you can find him on GitHub at http://github.com/binux.
Tsahi Levent-Levi is an independent analyst and consultant for WebRTC.
He has 15 years of experience in telecommunications, VoIP, and the 3G industry as an engineer, manager, marketer, and CTO. He is an entrepreneur, independent analyst, and consultant and assists companies to form a bridge between technologies and business strategies in the domain of telecommunications.
He has an MSc degree in computer science and an MBA degree, with specialization in entrepreneurship and strategy. He has been granted three patents related to 3G-324M and VoIP. He was the chairman of various activity groups within IMTC, an organization focusing on the interoperability of multimedia communications.
He is also the author and editor of his blog https://bloggeek.me, which focuses on the ecosystem and business opportunities around WebRTC.
Andrii Sergiienko is an entrepreneur who is passionate about information technology and travelling. He has lived in different places, such as Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Mongolia, Buryatia, and Siberiaand has spent many years in every place. He also likes to travel by auto.
From his early childhood, he was interested in computer programming and hardware. He took his first step in these fields more than 20 years ago. He has experience working with a wide set of languages and technologies, including C, C++, Java, Assembler, Erlang, JavaScript, PHP, Riak, shell scripting, computer networks, security, and so on.
During his career, he has worked for both small local companies, such as domestic ISP, and large world corporations, such as Hewlett Packard. He has also started his own companiessome of them were relatively successful; others totally failed.
Today, he is working on the growth aspect of Oslikashis new company that has its headquarters in Estonia. The company is focused on modern IT technologies and solutions. They also develop a full-stack framework to create rich media WebRTC applications and services. For more information on Oslikas, you can visit http://www.oslikas.com.
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When I first started writing HTML code, I was excited. Here I was typing letters into the keyboard, each one giving the computer some instructions that it knew what to do with. I was excited that I was creating something and that these instructions allowed me to express my creativity. When I finally saved my work, fired up my browser, and loaded my page, I was in awe. I saw my name in big bold letters with a moving picture, called a GIF, of an animated fire.
The Web has certainly come a long way since then. This is largely due to the fact that it is not just a place to create something new, but also a platform to share and show this creativity to others. This powerful platform for creative expression is what powers the Web and keeps it growing faster than ever. It has become so popular that we are moving our entire lives onto it. Websites power your e-mail, entertainment, bank accounts, legal documents, taxes, and even parts of this book were written using web tools. It is the want to move our lives to the Web that drives the development of powerful, easy-to-use APIs, such as WebRTC.
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