Hopefully, you had a great time building the Video Call application. In this chapter, we did some new things with JavaScript and learned some new concepts, such as JavaScript WebRTC APIs and the SimpleWebRTC framework. Along the way, we did lot of cool things, such as manipulating browser history, selecting text using JavaScript, and working with URLs. Also, we shortened some of our code with short-circuit evaluation and learned about setters and getters for manipulating class variables in JavaScript.
SimpleWebRTC comes with many other events and actions which allow you to do more in the app, such as mute your microphone, mute audio from others, and so on. If you are interested, you can check out the SimpleWebRTC home page for more examples.
We know how to create reusable JavaScript modules, which we did in the previous chapter. In the next chapter, we are going to take...
