Is WebRTC one of those things that only clicks after…
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Is WebRTC one of those things that only clicks after you've actually used it?
I've been trying to learn WebRTC because I want to add voice and video calling to a side project.I thought I'd watch a few tutorials, build a simple demo, and then improve it from there.Instead I've ended up reading about signaling, STUN, TURN, media servers, SDKs... and now I'm not even sure what people usually build themselves anymore.
That's the part I'm stuck on.
Do most developers actually set all of that up, or do they usually use existing services and just focus on building the app?I'm happy to learn the lower-level stuff if that's the normal way to do it. I just don't want to spend a few weeks going down the wrong path if there's a more practical place to start.If you've already been through this, what did you learn first? Is there anything you'd do differently if you were starting over?Maybe I've just started with the wrong tutorials, but it feels like every one of them assumes you already know how all the pieces fit together.
#technology #dev #programming
I've been trying to learn WebRTC because I want to add voice and video calling to a side project.I thought I'd watch a few tutorials, build a simple demo, and then improve it from there.Instead I've ended up reading about signaling, STUN, TURN, media servers, SDKs... and now I'm not even sure what people usually build themselves anymore.
That's the part I'm stuck on.
Do most developers actually set all of that up, or do they usually use existing services and just focus on building the app?I'm happy to learn the lower-level stuff if that's the normal way to do it. I just don't want to spend a few weeks going down the wrong path if there's a more practical place to start.If you've already been through this, what did you learn first? Is there anything you'd do differently if you were starting over?Maybe I've just started with the wrong tutorials, but it feels like every one of them assumes you already know how all the pieces fit together.
#technology #dev #programming
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