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add a WebTransport blog post #11
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Great to see this written out - thanks guys.
A couple of thoughts:
- Are there other youtube videos we can embed or link to?
- Have we engaged the docs team to help general editing/review?
Also I didn't see a preview link for seeing what it looks like rendered |
@BigLep the preview should be rendered now. |
Co-authored-by: Steve Loeppky <stvn@loeppky.com>
Apart from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmWLvS54-Zs I do not know of any other PL videos. Do you mean general WebTransport videos not created by us (which I would not want to include here.)
Yes, Danny's already requested in this PR |
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Great blog! Also in favor of:
- a general diagram for a WebSocket connection in libp2p.
- another diagram to show the sending of datagrams in parallel to the
CONNECT
request.
Co-authored-by: Danny Salman <salman.danny03@hotmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Danny Salman <salman.danny03@hotmail.com>
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title: WebTransport in libp2p |
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Being part of the Universal Browser Connectivity series, it is probably worth having a subheading:
WebTransport in libp2p
Part 1 of Universal Browser Connectivity
Co-authored-by: Danny Salman <salman.danny03@hotmail.com>
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🚀 well written!
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WebRTC (Browser to Server): Part 2 of Universal Browser Connectivity |
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Not sure if we should call it universal, it's only really universal if we're running TURN servers for WebRTC. Let's just call it Browser Connectivity.
Furthermore, I'm not sure if we should put it in a series anyway. WebTransport has very little to do with WebRTC (other than it works in the browser, but so does WebScoket).
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This is just a comment. I think we should make it a series of posts even though the two transports are unrelated.
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Crcle has provided the diagrams
Remaining work: