Hey @user-qr4jf4tv2x!! WebTransport is a lower level protocol than zeromq or tokio tcp. Think about it like this, zeromq are the trucks on the road while webtransport is the road. It is entirely possible that the maintainers of those protocols will switch over to quic and webtransport once it gets more traction.
Here you go my friend: all open source and ready to be used github.com/security-union/videocall-rs/blob/main/actix-api/src/webtransport/mod.rs I built the webtransport extension for h3
@@dario.lencina Hello Dario! I made an application on rust + yew, similar to Google Docs, where several people can change one document, I used the WebRtc protocol. Then I saw a video on your channel where you taught how to capture video from a web camera (for some reason I didn’t find this video on the channel now) and I thought that I needed to add video conference functionality to my site, I also implemented video transmission using the protocol WebRtc. Everything worked out, everything works. Now I want to implement all interaction via WebTransport, using your libraries and tutorials. Next, I want to compare the scalability performance of WebRtc and WebTransport. Dario, thank you for the amazing things you do!
@@dario.lencina Hello Dario! I made an application on rust + yew, similar to Google Docs, where several people can change one document, I used the WebRtc protocol. Then I saw a video on your channel where you taught how to capture video from a web camera (for some reason I didn’t find this video on the channel now) and I thought that I needed to add video conference functionality to my site, I also implemented video transmission using the protocol WebRtc. Everything worked out, everything works. Now I want to implement all interaction via WebTransport, using your libraries and tutorials. Next, I want to compare WebRtc and WebTransport in terms of performance and scalability. Dario, thank you for the amazing things you do!
@@dario.lencina Hello Dario! I made an application on rust + yew, similar to Google Docs, where several people can change one document, I used the WebRtc protocol. Then I saw a video on your channel where you taught how to capture video from a web camera (for some reason I didn’t find this video on the channel now) and I thought that I needed to add video conference functionality to my site, I also implemented video transmission using the protocol WebRtc. Everything worked out, everything works. Now I want to implement all interaction via WebTransport, using your libraries and tutorials. Next, I want to compare WebRtc and WebTransport in terms of performance and scalability. Dario, thank you for the amazing things you do!
@@dario.lencina Hello Dario! I made an application on rust + yew, similar to Google Docs, where several people can change one document, I used the WebRtc protocol. Then I saw a video on your channel where you taught how to capture video from a web camera (for some reason I didn’t find this video on the channel now) and I thought that I needed to add video conference functionality to my site, I also implemented video transmission using the protocol WebRtc. Everything worked out, everything works. Now I want to implement all interaction via WebTransport, using your libraries and tutorials. Next, I want to compare WebRtc and WebTransport in terms of performance and scalability. Dario, thank you for the amazing things you do!
You definitly deserve more visibility!
Hey Léone! Let’s go build awesome stuff together 🚀🚀 I appreciate the Super Thanks!
@@dario.lencina I'm in!
It is like a multi-lane highway? So as we add lanes it works fine for a while and then gets clogged again due to induced demand? ;-)
Yes!! you do not get unlimited capacity! especially over a wireless connection, that is a great metaphor
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I learned about webtransport recently but opted not to learn about just because the spec isnt finalized
Yeah makes sense, it is still in progress and not fully supported by all browsers
❤❤❤ love the video
Thanks chief! Just trying to getting new things done!!
I hope Web-Transport will become stable soon. Thank you 🙏
Same here 🤞🤞🤞
thank you for this great contribution.
Glad you enjoyed it!
would you say its faster than zeromq? or tokio tcp?
Hey @user-qr4jf4tv2x!!
WebTransport is a lower level protocol than zeromq or tokio tcp.
Think about it like this, zeromq are the trucks on the road while webtransport is the road.
It is entirely possible that the maintainers of those protocols will switch over to quic and webtransport once it gets more traction.
Nice! Looks like Firefox has it now also
Yes!!! 😎😎😎😎😎😎 that is awesome
always bringing relevant and smart content, I am backing again to implement real time in rust with your help, tks
Wow!! Thank you for the support dude!!
so, how to setup the server receiving these msgs?
Here you go my friend: all open source and ready to be used github.com/security-union/videocall-rs/blob/main/actix-api/src/webtransport/mod.rs I built the webtransport extension for h3
Dario, you are the best!! Thank you!
Thanks mate 👏👏what are you working on?
@@dario.lencina Hello Dario! I made an application on rust + yew, similar to Google Docs, where several people can change one document, I used the WebRtc protocol. Then I saw a video on your channel where you taught how to capture video from a web camera (for some reason I didn’t find this video on the channel now) and I thought that I needed to add video conference functionality to my site, I also implemented video transmission using the protocol WebRtc.
Everything worked out, everything works.
Now I want to implement all interaction via WebTransport, using your libraries and tutorials. Next, I want to compare the scalability performance of WebRtc and WebTransport. Dario, thank you for the amazing things you do!
@@dario.lencina Hello Dario! I made an application on rust + yew, similar to Google Docs, where several people can change one document, I used the WebRtc protocol. Then I saw a video on your channel where you taught how to capture video from a web camera (for some reason I didn’t find this video on the channel now) and I thought that I needed to add video conference functionality to my site, I also implemented video transmission using the protocol WebRtc.
Everything worked out, everything works.
Now I want to implement all interaction via WebTransport, using your libraries and tutorials. Next, I want to compare WebRtc and WebTransport in terms of performance and scalability. Dario, thank you for the amazing things you do!
@@dario.lencina Hello Dario! I made an application on rust + yew, similar to Google Docs, where several people can change one document, I used the WebRtc protocol. Then I saw a video on your channel where you taught how to capture video from a web camera (for some reason I didn’t find this video on the channel now) and I thought that I needed to add video conference functionality to my site, I also implemented video transmission using the protocol WebRtc.
Everything worked out, everything works.
Now I want to implement all interaction via WebTransport, using your libraries and tutorials. Next, I want to compare WebRtc and WebTransport in terms of performance and scalability. Dario, thank you for the amazing things you do!
@@dario.lencina Hello Dario! I made an application on rust + yew, similar to Google Docs, where several people can change one document, I used the WebRtc protocol. Then I saw a video on your channel where you taught how to capture video from a web camera (for some reason I didn’t find this video on the channel now) and I thought that I needed to add video conference functionality to my site, I also implemented video transmission using the protocol WebRtc.
Everything worked out, everything works.
Now I want to implement all interaction via WebTransport, using your libraries and tutorials. Next, I want to compare WebRtc and WebTransport in terms of performance and scalability. Dario, thank you for the amazing things you do!