Kego.com and Cameron Elliott

Working on a Rust benchmark search engine.

Email: [email protected]
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@Starbucks looks like there is a bug in the offers tab of the app the “{} {}” didn’t get expanded

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Today I wrote an esbuild based React CRA : Create React App alternative. Just five files. Two scripts: `npm run build`, `npm run serve` . Live reload included. @evanwallace https://t.co/VY5U0yRxty

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@evanwallace Today I wrote an esbuild based React CRA : Create React App alternative. Just five files. Two scripts: `npm run build`, `npm run serve` . Live reload included. https://t.co/VY5U0yRxty

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@_francislavoie @elminiero @JanusWebRTC @caddyserver @mholt6 @digitalocean @DuckDNS @ubuntu Yes, that's possible, but I wanted to show a zero-config of Janus setup, using Caddy to do the work. I want to show newer users to an easy way to setup an SFU with as little editing of Janus files as possible. Probably I should stress this is for learning, not production. Thanks!

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Setup @JanusWebRTC demo SFU room in minutes. HTTPS using @caddyserver is what's special.
You can't use Webcams with WebRTC without HTTPS. Thanks to @mholt6 @elminiero @digitalocean @DuckDNS @ubuntu
REPOST FIXED VIDEO
Gist here: https://t.co/VRtioomLWf
YT: https://t.co/Is2WnOP7lx

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@elminiero @_francislavoie @JanusWebRTC @caddyserver @mholt6 @digitalocean @DuckDNS @ubuntu I'm just so so thrilled to be getting your feedback! Thanks for commenting

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@elminiero @_francislavoie @JanusWebRTC @caddyserver @mholt6 @digitalocean @DuckDNS @ubuntu Thanks again on the feedback. One thing I was trying to achieve was deploying Janus with zero config or modifications. So I didn't use self-signed certs, nor HTTPS direct to Janus. Just the default Janus HTTP running on 8088. Caddy can pull off a lot with a small config file.

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@elminiero @_francislavoie @JanusWebRTC @caddyserver @mholt6 @digitalocean @DuckDNS @ubuntu Hey Lorenzo, not totally sure I'm following you. In the demo video no self signed certs are used, rather Letsencrypt certs are used courtesy of Caddy. Caddy is akin to Nginx here, serving static content like you said, but also doing HTTPS to HTTP proxying using Letsencrypt certs.

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@_francislavoie @JanusWebRTC @caddyserver @mholt6 @elminiero @digitalocean @DuckDNS @ubuntu Yes, these are both great points too! I should have used the formatter, and systemctl for viewing logs. Thank you. Thanks for taking the time to watch the video and give me your feedback. I've been using Caddy while, but I'm still learning a lot about it.

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@_francislavoie @JanusWebRTC @caddyserver @mholt6 @elminiero @digitalocean @DuckDNS @ubuntu Francis, the Janus .js scripts access Janus via port 8089, this can be avoided by hand modifying JavaScript, but I wanted to avoid that for new users.
This is great advice about not running caddy directly! Thanks for pointing that out.

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You looking for a good Go DNS library? A Go DNS server? A Go IETF RFC Markdown processor? Enter developer Miek Gieben. @miekg It's not often I end up using 3x packages serious by one person, but every time I need something lately, his name is on it! Kudos. https://t.co/vhtaAh6VK5

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@murillo @moreentropy @elminiero @HCornflower @webrtc @_pion yesyes, please! #whip_whap_js is a JS LIB combining WHIP (by @murillo) and Perfect Negotiation (by @jibrewery). #deadsfu is a dead-simple Go SFU using @_pion, https://t.co/axxi84dIrY https://t.co/IWQ6SogcCb #webrtc

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WHIP is what's hot for WebRTC. WHIP can setup WebRTC over HTTPS. Just 8-lines for this WHIP example. @moreentropy @elminiero @HCornflower @webrtc @_pion

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Need getStats() in JSON for WebRTC RTCPeerConnection? It's not how you think... @tsahil @Cisco @nojitter @webrtc @jeresig

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Great article by @tsahil about all the factors affecting quality of WebRTC video quality.

[Tsahi Levent-Levi @tsahil]

"Tweaking WebRTC video quality: unpacking bitrate, resolution and frame rates" https://t.co/vaKt3poFqe

#WebRTC

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WebRTC applications are breaking with a new Chrome release. The cause is new upper limits on number or video and audio elements. 70 appears to be the new maximum. Thanks to @tsahil for pointing this out. #WebRTC @googlechrome @james_webrtc @WebRTCWeb

[Tsahi Levent-Levi @tsahil]

#WebRTC #bugs https://t.co/O2L8Nio9xB

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Team CoSMo released an updated fork of the OBS project. The cool thing is, you can do WebRTC real-time broadcasting direct from OBS. The ingress protocol WHIP/WISH, enables wild applications.
https://t.co/f7hXEP2bI5
@OBSProject @rtc_cosmo @webrtc @MillicastRTC @nodejs @tsahil

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Go developer? Serving HTTPS? By simply calling http.ListenAndServeTLS(), you're not telling the browser about revoked certificates. #ocspstapling #ocsp Looks like @caddyserver, #certmagic can share this with browser today. @golang may get this yet @mholt6 @letsencrypt @ericlaw

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@leeoxiang Okay, thank you