Nov 9, 2013
WebRTC Motion Detecting Baby Monitor by Chad Hart built as demo using EasyRTC
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WebRTC Motion Detecting Baby Monitor by Chad Hart built as demo using EasyRTC
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WebRTC Engines
With all of the justified excitement around WebRTC lately, several new JavaScript WebRTC frameworks have emerged!
The first WebRTC Node.JS module to hit the market a little over 6 months ago was WebRTC.io. At the time of this article, it has 222 star gazers and 43 forks on GitHub. Â It supports GetUserMedia and PeerConnections on Chrome browsers and it has a great conferencing demo. Â You should definitely checkout this library.
Newcomers to the developer race include: Holla, PeerJS, and EasyRTC. At the time of this article, none of these frameworks support FireFox; however, my bet is on Holla to have it integrated first. Â All three of these WebRTC engines support GetUserMedia and PeerConnections on Chrome and come with simple demos to get developers started building voice/video apps today.
In addition to GetUserMedia and PeerConnections, Holla also supports P2P calls for both placing and receiving calls as well as handlng chat and presence. Â Note: Holla is the WebRTC module used in Twelephone.
This is a fast moving space and it's great to have options. Stay tuned...