Michiel De Backker

Anyone into Go may be able to pick up anacrolix/torrent#138. [pion/webrtc](https://github.com/pion/webrtc) should be in good shape to power a Go implementation.

[anacrolix/torrent](https://github.com/anacrolix/torrent) just landed initial WebTorrent support in anacrolix/torrent#393. I guess this marks the first port to another language, Go in this case.

Maybe we do this since the disconnected state doesn't have to be final. You can still reconnect. AFAIK the reader does return an error when you close the transports. If...

This also requires (to do it correctly anyway): - [RTCRtpSender.getCapabilities](https://draft.ortc.org/#dom-rtcrtpsender-getcapabilities) - [RTCRtpReceiver.getCapabilities](https://draft.ortc.org/#dom-rtcrtpreceiver-getcapabilities) - ORTC also leaves figuring out common codecs to the API user. We would need something like: https://draft.ortc.org/#x19-3-determining-common-capabilities....

Hi @chrisprobst, we definitely want to support your use-case. Can you elaborate a bit more wat exactly you want to accomplish? E.g.: connect with mobile browsers, compile with go-mobile or...

We'll move the go-mobile conversation to #64. I'll hide the conversation here to keep this topic clean.

It's funny, I remember when we decided to skip implicating DTMF in the past. I'm assuming you only want to send DTMF? The WebRTC spec doesn't include an API for...

@trivigy Couldn't that spec line you quoted refer to way the configuration is used, rather than what should be returned by GetConfiguration? The reason @albrow brought this up is because...

Hi, I'm interested in working this out. Regarding @mrd0ll4r points: 1. We can indeed base the implementation on the JS one. It's not that difficult to follow. Maybe we can...

Thanks for the reply. I'll look into the spec as well. Regarding the `Peer` info: Seems like I didn't explain all the intended behavior. Some clarifications: - The `Marshal` &...