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You want to give a user the ability to browse a webpage through your system and feel like it's a real browse...
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Did you ever used Puppeteer before?
I used Puppeteer once while I was in the university. Used it with a simple NodeJS server to crawl the questions and answers from Quizlet into a text file and learn it the night before my tests xD
Well at least if you failed, you learned Puppeteer 😆
Did you use it as a one time process, or like a daily thing?
I used it while in the university quite frequently. Thanks to it now I'm graduated and have a job 😆
Maybe you should write an article about it!
It can help other people!
Interesting experiment. Have you ever tried Apache Guacamole?
No, never it looks super interesting (a little old though), do you think I can stream with it only the browser?
It depends, if you want to stream a browser from a cloud server, Apache Guacamole might be the right tool, since it's super fast.
But if you're going for a p2p approach, WebRtc might be better.
But don't take my advice, I'm definitely not an expert in that area.
What should I write about next?
Maybe something about TauriJS 🤔? I mean the performance is a lot better compared to electron, so there are so many abilities to create something interesting and pretty demanding on CPU power.
Awesome! Didn't know about them.
What are the downsides compared to Electron?
Tauri beats Electron in almost every way, but there are some drawbacks like: incomplete documentation and relatively small ecosystem, but those issues are nothing time can't fix. Hopefully we'll see more companies working woth that framework in the future.
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Great guide I love it.
Thank you Albert!
Are you going to use it?
This is cool, thanks for sharing! Do you have a demo so everyone can see it without coding it? 😁
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