BryceEWatson/bridgechat-widget
An easy to use Javascript/HTML5 widget that will allow anyone to add WebRTC connectivity to their websites. Very early on in the design stage!
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An easy to use Javascript/HTML5 widget that will allow anyone to add WebRTC connectivity to their websites. Very early on in the design stage!
This project works to combine multiple technologies, old and new, to create an entirely web-based video conferencing application using WebRTC. The project, given the codename ‘Bridge Chat’, consists of three main pieces: The Client, Custom Server, and the Proxy Server. The client is the largest and most complex portion, containing 5 functional entities, and is intended to stand alone, requiring only a single HTML DIV element and a minimal amount of CSS.