Browser-based voice chat with no plugins and no perceptible lag
Built a WebRTC-based voice chat application that runs directly in the browser, avoiding the latency a traditional HTTP request/response model can't get around for live conversation.
The challenge
Traditional HTTP request/response communication introduces round-trip delay that's tolerable for most web interactions but breaks down for live voice conversation, where even a few hundred milliseconds of added latency is noticeable to both speakers.
Our approach
We built the application around a peer-to-peer media path from the start, using WebRTC's real-time transport instead of routing audio through a conventional request/response API, and built the signaling layer needed to set up those connections.
The solution
We implemented WebRTC-based browser communication along with the signaling and connection-negotiation infrastructure required to establish and maintain peer connections reliably.
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