ShareDrop is a WebRTC powered clone of OS X’s Airdrop. Put differently: P2P filesharing through your browser. Impressive. ShareDrop →
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HTML Barcode Scanner
window.addEventListener(‘load’, function() { barcode.config.start = 0.1; barcode.config.end = 0.9; barcode.config.video = ‘#barcodevideo’; barcode.config.canvas = ‘#barcodecanvas’; barcode.config.canvasg = ‘#barcodecanvasg’; barcode.setHandler(function(barcode) { document.getElementById(‘result’).innerHTML = barcode; }); barcode.init(); }); An HTML5 barcode scanner which scans EAN-13 barcodes using a webcam. HTML Barcode Scanner (GitHub) → Original repo was removed. Forked repos can be found below Did this help …
TogetherJS
TogetherJS is a free, open source JavaScript library by Mozilla that adds collaboration features and tools to your website. By adding TogetherJS to your site, your users can help each other out on a website in real time! TogetherJS → Introducing TogetherJS → Yes, that looks familiar indeed as it’s the rebranded version of the …
Holla
// Sending a call var rtc = holla.connect(); rtc.register(“tom”, function(worked) { holla.createFullStream(function(err, stream) { var call = rtc.call(“bob”); call.addStream(stream); holla.pipe(stream, $(“#myVideo”)); call.on(“answered”, function() { console.log(“Remote user answered the call”); }); console.log(“Calling “, call.user); }); }); // Receiving a call var rtc = holla.connect(); rtc.register(“bob”, function(worked) { rtc.on(“call”, function(call) { console.log(“Inbound call from “, call.user); holla.createFullStream(function(err, …
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Responsive Typography using Face Detection
Typesetting based upon your distance to your screen. Clever use of WebRTC’s getUserMedia and JavaScript Face Detection In case you don’t have a capable browser, this is what it looks like: Responsive Typography: Breakpoints Demo → Responsive Typography: Realtime Demo → (via Jeremy) Related: headtrackr →
WebRTC RTCPeerConnection interoperability between Firefox and Chrome
RTCPeerConnection (also known simply as PeerConnection or PC) interoperability means that developers can now create Firefox WebRTC applications that make direct audio/video calls to Chrome WebRTC applications without having to install a third-party plugin. Because the functionality is now baked into the browser, users can avoid problems with first-time installs and buggy plugins, and developers …
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