Hey guys, I'm really excited to announce www.getnando.com — a team collaboration and video chat tool. I've been working on this project with a couple of people and it first started out as an exploration in webRTC and really fast video conferencing. We've been working on this tool for the past month. It's super easy to use (just click and go!) and can hold up to 9 people in video / audio chat. We're now starting to fo…
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#53The site is not loading for me, anyone els?
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#54It seems like a nice collaboration tool but what does it have to do with spicy chicken?
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#55Hey guys, I'm really excited to announce www.getnando.com — a team collaboration and video chat tool. I've been working on this project with a couple of people and it first started out as an exploration in webRTC and really fast video conferencing. We've been working on this tool for the past month. It's super easy to use (just click and go!) and can hold up to 9 people in video / audio chat. We're now starting to fo…
It looks great! Are you willing to talk a bit how this is implemented? i.e. js stack, libraries etc.
We're using ReactJS with Redux which is really nice. It lets us pass data effortlessly and the whole ReactJS paradigm is just great.
We're using a couple of services -- Firebase to handle our coderpad and Sendbird to handle our chat.
Then we're using pretty vanilla webRTC to a server, so the peer connections aren't peer to peer, but peer to server to peer. This makes scalability better as well as connectivity (one guy who has really slow internet won't affect the group as much).
Then our application server is a simple NodeJS server that manages each individual room.