After a pretty tedious day of poking at some WebRTC experiments, I do seem to have something which basically establishes the connection order and allows data to pass between multiple processes.

It was slow-going since I find this stuff rather uninteresting and JavaScript to be generally frustrating.

Another thing I realized, while looking into some Nginx SSL proxy configuration is that I will have an opportunity to build out some of that Maven-on-IPFS tooling and then extract the Cacophony data model abstraction from the core code before proceeding with the "static blog export" idea I had. Of course, I would rather wait to do that until I am migrating all my server utilities to a new system (not sure when that will be), so we will see.

So, at least I found a way to use a single browser for these WebRTC tests, as that was what I was dreading most of all. Next step is to build this into a more general test environment for other generalized data, video/audio streams, and multiple users.

...Nights