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Vue video-conferencing UI for Galène SFU
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Pinephone: Open Ecosystem and Hardware
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CA11 – Signalling-Agnostic Webphone
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Show HN: Vuepack – Non-SFC Vue Component Compiler
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CA11 – WebRTC-based [video] telephony and conferencing
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An alternative lightweight and fast JavaScript buildchain using Snowpack: https://github.com/garage11/vuepack-demo
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I've been experimenting with Asterisk WebRTC (video & audio) and developing a SIP + P2P webphone for some time now. Quite close to something that's useable imho. See https://github.com/garage11/ca11 in ca
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Working on an open-source privacy-friendly video calling solution: https://github.com/garage11/ca11
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Working on a webbased foss sip/WebRTC/p2p conferencing solution(WIP): https://github.com/garage11/ca11
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Working on a webbased FOSS video conferencing/telephony solution: https://github.com/garage11/ca11
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Show HN: Vuepack – fast and simple Snowpack/Vue project toolchain
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Show HN: Snowpack Build Setup for Vue.js
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Vuepack: Fast and Simple Vue.js Template to ESM Compiler
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CA11 – User- and privacy-friendly WebRTC-based communication
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CA11 - Open-Source WebRTC phone
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GitHub-Explorer: Simple GitHub API UI
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I've been working on a webbased (WebRTC) softphone with Asterisk PBX support. Just opensourced it(WIP): https://github.com/garage11/ca11
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Show HN: WebRTC Calling PWA
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8y ago
The relayed signalling in CA11 is meant for small event-like messages, not for media streams. The goal is to establish a secure e2e encrypted messaging channel between nodes(browsers) on an open, untrusted, overlay network. The network rela
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For more info, see https://github.com/garage11/ca11
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Show HN: Relayed encrypted signalling for P2P WebRTC calls
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CA11: Decentralized WebRTC Phone Network
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CA11: WebRTC softphone
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CA11 – WebRTC softphone
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CA11 – WebRTC softphone
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Using such an approach in this project: https://github.com/garage11/ca11 You can just use the vue template compiler for that.
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I personally don't like SFC, because it involves build tasks that are better left to specialised tools IMO.An alternative is to use the vue template compiler directly, without SFC, by making a simple wrapper around it. An example of th
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I also didn't like SFC (mainly because of lack of control and performance issues) and made a small wrapper around the reference template compiler ( https://github.com/wearespindle/fuet and https://github
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Some more background info about the project: https://wearespindle.com/articles/building-a-softphone-a-jou...
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I need to change that description, because it is too premature at the moment. The main Calls handling code is in https://github.com/vialer/vialer-js/blob/develop/src/js/bg/m... and still r
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