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Sadman Samee
Sadman Samee

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Working with WebRTC

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Anybody who worked with WebRTC will agree that there is a huge lack of learning resources and on top of that on every few years, WebRTC standards changes and changes are big sometimes that makes previous resources outdated, creating more gap.

WebRTC is a free, open project that provides browsers and mobile applications with Real-Time Communications (RTC) capabilities via simple APIs. The WebRTC components have been optimized to best serve this purpose.

I have found most of the resources either not clear, not compatible with the current WebRTC library or very incomplete. During my searching for resources, I have found a few as good resources.

Web

Android

iOS

Flutter

These are very high-level examples, I have a plan to write a full-fledged tutorial on this topic soon.

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NurC123

Hi Sadman, thanks for your article! I am using Ant Media Server for my WebRTC conference application. You may want to check their Github since it provides various useful information.

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Sagar Kava • Edited

Thank you for sharing info
At videosdk.live/ you will find everything you need to build. Real-time Communication. It is a one-stop solution for adding voice, and video conferencing into your website and app in only 10 minutes.

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Jaime Baum

Hi Sadman, any progress on this? Looking to implement video calls in Flutter. Took a look at agora.io, which is easy to implement, but can get quite expensive once the user base grows.

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williamdxz

Hi Jaime,

Agora has a sample app for flutter video chat: github.com/AgoraIO-Community/Agora.... Although it is more affordable, WebRTC has its own shortcoming if you want to scale up in terms of the number users in the call and multiple platform supports. I am happy to answer any questions. :)

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richard

This was a really awesome read, thank you!