I've been writing a library that abstracts the getUserMedia API, and I've found it really interesting to be able to use JS and HTML to interact with hardware in

I've been writing a library that abstracts the getUserMedia API, and I've found it really interesting to be able to use JS and HTML to interact with hardware in a (mostly) simple way. Even though I prefer the native implementation of these things, the pure creativity HTML and JS allows (because it's less difficult) is where these features really shine. Calling WebRTC "skype in a browser" is just the tip of the iceberg.