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With Web Real-Time Communication (WebRTC), modern web applications can easily stream audio and video content to millions of people. In this tutorial, we would explain how you can use WebRTC to set up peer-to-peer connections to other web browsers quickly and easily.
who would like to learn how to build applications such as real-time advertising, multiplayer games, live broadcasting, e-learning, to name a few, where the action takes place in real time.
WebRTC allows you to set up peer-to-peer connections to other web browsers quickly and easily. To build such an application from scratch, you would need a wealth of frameworks and libraries dealing with typical issues like data loss, connection dropping, and NAT traversal. With WebRTC, all of this comes built-in into the browser out-of-the-box. It is open-sourced and its source code is freely available at http://www.webrtc.org/.
The WebRTC API includes media capture, encoding and decoding audio and video, transportation layer, and session management.
Use Cases
The real-time web opens the door to a whole new range of applications, including text-based chat, screen and file sharing, gaming, video chat, and more. Besides communication you can use WebRTC for other purposes like −
- real-time marketing
- real-time advertising
- back office communications (CRM, ERP, SCM, FFM)
- HR management
- social networking
- dating services
- online medical consultations
- financial services
- surveillance
- multiplayer games
- live broadcasting
- e-learning
