Learn how you can create Group Video Chat with Twilio and React with maximum of 50 users connected to the same room.
What you'll learn
- Creating video chat application with Twilio
- Creating serverless functions and deploying it using Twilio CLI
- Creating video chat application with Twilio
- Deploying application to Heroku
- Working with streams and tracks
- Learn basics about WebRTC
- Sharing screen
Requirements
- JavaScript and React basic knowledge
Description
Create an amazing video conference application. We will start with quick theory introduction and we will jump straight to creating app. Basic knowledge of JavaScript and React is required.To establish connection with other users and exchange with them media, we will use Twilio Programmable Video. That solution is based on WebRTC and media servers. For creating client side UI we will go for React which is most popular library to creating front-end in JavaScript. Also we will connect with serverless functions which we will host on Twilio Platform. Our created rooms will be able to handle even 50 participants connected to the same room.
In our app we will add functionalities:
- Connect to existing room
- Create new room
- Mute / Unmute
- Start / Stop Video
- Screen Sharing
- Exchanging messages using data tracks
More about Twilio:
Twilio is a communications platform that allows software engineers to build Voice, Video and SMS capabilities into applications. Twilio does this by providing APIs that let you send and receive text messages, phone calls and establish video calls; and build more advanced systems like redirecting phone calls during certain hours.
Twilio can be used when you have any of the following needs:
- to create video chat applications on web and mobile devices
- To integrate voice or text message capabilities into your software.
- To build a call center, with menu systems, queuing, hours of operation etc.
- To create a cheap burner phone number.
- To provide separate phone numbers that redirect to a single phone number (to provide country/region specific local numbers or to track different marketing campaigns etc.)
- To build text message chat bots or customer service systems.
- To integrate voice communications with 3rd party tools.
Who this course is for:
- JavaScript students and programmers
