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The instructions for starting the server is given. If a user doesn’t know how node.js works he/she will not be able to star...
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In the “Sharing Features Over Data Channels” section there is this example code:
const featureFunctions = { audio: fu...
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In P1.0 of this book, in the "Wiring up the A/V Toggle Logic in JavaScript, it says:
“The toggleVideo() function is almost identica...
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In P1.0 of the book (I’m reading on Kindle so not sure what page number), the “Sharing Features over Data Channels section”...
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Windows 11 fully updated, added openssl to the PATH, node also installed. When running command:
npm run ssl-keys --keydir=“C:\dev\Certs”...
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Programming WebRTC - ‘Preface’ words are swapped (page 9)
Second paragraph, second sentence: “But this will book start you on your journ...
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Comments in the example code refer to “Pragmatic Bookshelf: By Developers, For Developers”. The correct URL is “Programming WebRTC: Build...
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“all of which are orbit around” → “all of which orbit around”
"data between two peers, all it real time” → "data between two p...
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“the in stress-relief” > “in the stress-relief”
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“necessary pass” → “necessary to pass”
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