Signaling Server for Video Conference with Jetpack Compose and WebRTC - From Scratch

Welcome to the GitHub repository for our comprehensive tutorial on creating a signaling server for a video conference application using JavaScript and Node.js. This course will guide you through building a modern video conference app from scratch, utilizing Jetpack Compose for the UI and WebRTC for real-time video communication. The signaling server will help facilitate seamless video conferencing by managing connections.

Watch the Tutorial here: www.youtube.com/@codewithkael

What You Will Learn

1. Signaling Server Implementation: Create a signaling server with JavaScript and Node.js to manage video conference connections.
2. Video Conference Implementation: Develop a feature-rich video conference application using WebRTC.
   • Android Source Repo: https://github.com/codewithkael/WebrtcConference
3. Jetpack Compose Basics: Learn the essentials of building UI components with Jetpack Compose.
4. WebRTC Integration: Step-by-step guide to integrate WebRTC for real-time communication.
5. Security Best Practices: Follow best practices to keep your conference data secure.

Prerequisites

• Basic knowledge of JavaScript, Kotlin, and Android development.
• Node.js installed on your computer.
• Android Studio installed for developing the Android client.
• An Android device or emulator to test the application.

Tutorial Video

For a detailed explanation and a step-by-step guide through the project, watch our tutorial on YouTube. This video complements the written guide in this repository, providing visual aid and additional commentary.

Resources

In this repository, you will find:

• Source Code: The complete source code for the signaling server demonstrated in the tutorial.
• Documentation: Additional documentation on WebRTC and Node.js.

Contributing

We welcome contributions to this project! If you have suggestions, improvements, or bug fixes, please fork the repository and submit a pull request.

Support

If you have any questions or need further assistance, please reach out by opening an issue in this repository, or contact us directly through the comments section of the YouTube tutorial.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Thank you for visiting this repository, and we hope you find the tutorial helpful and informative!