The document discusses building a WebRTC app, emphasizing the importance of creating a tailored user experience rather than replicating traditional PSTN functions. It includes insights on developing an application for pets, particularly parrots, that enhances interaction through customized features. Additionally, it references using frameworks for simplifying coding and mentions related code repositories.

1. On-stage: Building a
WebRTC app
Tim Panton and Alex Thomas

2. What not to do
• Don’t replicate the PSTN functionality
• It devalues both
• WebRTC’s value is in the context and tailored UX
• PSTN can charge by the minute
• Combine for the worst of both

3. So let’s do it anyway !
http://www.yopet.us/phono.html

4. Build to delight someone
• Customized experience to delight a pet
• Parrots are social animals
• They understand handshakes and visual stuff
• They like phone calls
• So - let’s build YoPet !

5. Scary Live Code happens
here.

6. Time to use a framework ?
• Hides state
• Provides infrastructure
• Simplifies coding
• Keeps up with the changing browser versions
• Provides features

7. Terrifying Live Code
happens here.

8. Adding to an existing app
• Possibly use a Chrome extension
• Leverage the identity provider in the app
• Select a framework that fits the app
• Add some magic
• Delight someone

9. We add audio to Bitbucket
Credits to https://github.com/luisviman/BaBL
browse to bitbucket

10. Thanks!
• Alex Thomas @onichase
• Tim Panton @steely_glint
• Code at https://github.com/steely-glint/PetCall
and https://github.com/steely-glint/yopet
WebRTC for Dogs?