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Yes, you still have to go through the negotiation. I put together a tutorial for a minimal Node.js Server + Browser Clients example a while back: https://www.m
by MarkSort 6y ago
Yes, you still have to go through the negotiation. I put together a tutorial for a minimal Node.js Server + Browser Clients example a while back:
https://www.marksort.com/udp-like-networking-in-the-browser/ https://www.marksort.com/udp-like-networking-in-the-browser/
- strbean 6y agoBleh! I was really hoping they would have smoothed that out by now. I just want a damn UDP socket to my server! I guess it's easier to piggyback on the security model of the P2P handshake than work out a separate model for client-server communication. I built a pair of libraries for a nodejs<->browser DataChannel, it was a nightmare at the time though, and I'm sure totally obsolete by now. Given how long it took for us to get %*@!$ data channels, I guess we'll get a simpler way to connect to a regular server in... 2030? (I watched WebRTC very closely from the Ericsson prototype was released... for awhile I was contemplating trying to pass data in the audio or video streams -_-)