WebRTC vs WebSocket! Which one rules the web? | Jelvix

Discover the ultimate winner in the real-time web battle: WebRTC vs WebSocket!
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00:00 WebRTC vs WebSocket
00:34 About WebRTC
01:56 About WebSocket
03:21 When to use them
04:31 Pros and cons
05:50 Will WebRTC replace WebSocket?
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▶ About this video:
Ever wondered which technology stands supreme in the realm of real-time web communication? In this thrilling exploration, we pit WebRTC against WebSocket, two formidable contenders, to uncover the mysteries and capabilities of each! WebRTC, a powerful open-source project, offers direct, peer-to-peer communication, allowing for high-quality, real-time video and audio data transmission. On the other side, WebSocket creates a persistent, two-way communication channel over a single, long-lived connection, enabling real-time data exchange between the client and the server. Which one will emerge victorious in this epic confrontation? Join us as we delve into the intricacies, advantages, and real-world applications of each technology, providing you with the insights you need to elevate your web development skills and make informed decisions on your next big project! Don’t miss out on this journey of discovery and innovation!

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