I was struggling to use webRTC with react for a long time and this video cam in, it kind of like someone survived me from hell. Thank you so much for the video 😇
Thank you for the encouragement and compliment! It is shocking how rare this topic is on the whole Internet, but certainly missing quality depth. SFU's and recordings are next!
You're welcome! I'm always shocked at how little content there is on webrtc, but it's so much worse finding a real template to use React with it. Let me know if there's content you'd like to see!
I remember nearly all the students I ever had :) No Java on this channel, at least yet, and a big welcome :) I started back in November and it's going OK... these WebRTC videos are the big hit so far. My schedule is Algorithm Monday, JavaScript Tuesday, and Computer Science Thursday and these tutorials come whenever I can find time to do them! Are you making a WebRTC app or did YT just randomly suggest it?
@@goodmorningdevelopers RUclips recommended it. I've been using Next.js and was using trpc until the app router update. I still learned so much, though!
@@goodmorningdevelopersHAHAHA Well, I don't feel any indifferent about Java. YT recommended it. I have used trpc with Next.js until the server component update, but not webrpc. I will dependently be there.
I have implemented video calling in my chat app using simple-peer(webrtc library) in react js. It was quite annoying journey. I got successful to some extent but one problem is still there, i.e when remote peer disconect the call then browser tab on remote side automatically disables the camera but browser tab on other side is still using camera and mic. For switching off the camera, i have to manually refresh the page.
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I was struggling to use webRTC with react for a long time and this video cam in, it kind of like someone survived me from hell. Thank you so much for the video 😇
ANYONE who has used them together knows exactly how you feel 😁
I'm glad for the timely arrival and I hope it gets you there!
I love how you're covering WebRTC in such depth considering how little this topic is covered on RUclips. God bless!
Thank you for the encouragement and compliment! It is shocking how rare this topic is on the whole Internet, but certainly missing quality depth. SFU's and recordings are next!
Thank you so much. It's wierd that some thing so common has little or updated content about its implementation.
You're a life saver. Suscribed.
You're welcome! I'm always shocked at how little content there is on webrtc, but it's so much worse finding a real template to use React with it. Let me know if there's content you'd like to see!
Hey Rob!! It's Nadario, You may not remember me, but I'm from the syntel thing. Great Video!! Didn't know you were on YT. More content to watch!!
I remember nearly all the students I ever had :) No Java on this channel, at least yet, and a big welcome :) I started back in November and it's going OK... these WebRTC videos are the big hit so far. My schedule is Algorithm Monday, JavaScript Tuesday, and Computer Science Thursday and these tutorials come whenever I can find time to do them!
Are you making a WebRTC app or did YT just randomly suggest it?
@@goodmorningdevelopers RUclips recommended it. I've been using Next.js and was using trpc until the app router update. I still learned so much, though!
@@goodmorningdevelopersHAHAHA Well, I don't feel any indifferent about Java. YT recommended it. I have used trpc with Next.js until the server component update, but not webrpc. I will dependently be there.
I have implemented video calling in my chat app using simple-peer(webrtc library) in react js. It was quite annoying journey. I got successful to some extent but one problem is still there, i.e when remote peer disconect the call then browser tab on remote side automatically disables the camera but browser tab on other side is still using camera and mic. For switching off the camera, i have to manually refresh the page.
What if we refresh how can we handle reconnection
Such a useful video...especially after your other webRtc intro vid. So helpful! Thanks Rob!
Of course! Mediasoup is a nice upgrade if you need more connections (1:many or many:1) but a good, sensible template is worth gold.