Hi Peter - cool concept. Roasting developer's code. 😀
Your code looks simple enough. For a good screen share experience, you want to offer/ adjust FPS. Better frame rate, better screencast experience.
Killer feature: Adjust zoom level at participant size.
Everyone I know codes in VS code. With dark mode as a default, it is hard for the participants to see code and follow along. Instead of constantly asking the guy sharing screen to zoom in, it would be great if remote viewers can do it on their end. This way developers focus on coding, and others watching adjust to their preferred zoom levels.
webRTC looks surprisingly simple with RTCPeerConnection. Ends up surprisingly complex, when you add more and more features & scale.
Good luck!
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Hi Peter - cool concept. Roasting developer's code. 😀
Your code looks simple enough. For a good screen share experience, you want to offer/ adjust FPS. Better frame rate, better screencast experience.
Killer feature: Adjust zoom level at participant size.
Everyone I know codes in VS code. With dark mode as a default, it is hard for the participants to see code and follow along. Instead of constantly asking the guy sharing screen to zoom in, it would be great if remote viewers can do it on their end. This way developers focus on coding, and others watching adjust to their preferred zoom levels.
webRTC looks surprisingly simple with RTCPeerConnection. Ends up surprisingly complex, when you add more and more features & scale.
Good luck!