Summary

You should now have a clear overview of what the term WebRTC means and for what it can be used. You should be able to identify which browsers support WebRTC and have all the resources you need to find the latest up-to-date information on how this is evolving. You should also have been able to try the different aspects of WebRTC for yourself quickly and easily using your own browser if you so choose.

Next, we will take a more technical look at how the different WebRTC API components all fit together.

Then, we will start by fleshing out the simple peer-to-peer video call scenario into a fully working application.

Later, we will explore how this can be simplified down to just an audio only call or extended with text-based chat and file sharing.

And then, we will explore two real-world application scenarios based upon e-learning and team communication.