And, let's be honest, I much prefer C# over Go. I had considered implementing the new service entirely in Go, but I really want to avoid adding more languages to the tech stack because that it will make it harder to onboard developers in the future. My existing product line is a set of Unity libraries for embedding browser engines in 3D, which requires a range of different languages for different platforms (C#, C++, Java, Objective-C, JavaScript). Using a Go library with C# probably seems like a weird choice, so I'll explain. G-streamer: Notably, this is the only WebRTC library I saw that actually has a C# client, but I was deterred by the fact that the WebRTC plugin is grouped in with the 'bad plugins'. So far this has been working well and I have both data communication and video streams working, but I should add the caveat that I haven't shipped the service to production yet (I'm still a couple months of development away from that). DllImport, Marshal.GetFunctionPointerForDelegate()). I ultimately decided to create a small native library (.so file) using the excellent Pion WebRTC library for Go and then created a C# wrapper for it using C#'s native interop APIs (e.g. The gist is that almost all WebRTC implementations are in other languages (usually C++), so native interop is nearly unavoidable if you want to use C#. In preparation, I evaluated the current WebRTC landscape. NET 5 that creates a WebRTC data channel with clients and also sends them video over WebRTC. I'm currently building a new product with. Read detailed descriptions of the rules here. Rule 7- Submitted links to be made with effort and quality.Rule 6- No spam of tools/companies/advertisements for financial gain.Rule 5- No hostility towards users for any reason.Rule 4- Request-for-help posts should be made with effort.Rule 3- Posts should be directly relevant to C#.Rule 2- No malicious, intentionally harmful, or piracy-related software.Rule 1- No job postings (For Hire and Hiring).Platform-specific Subreddits /r/windowsdev /r/AZURE /r/Xamarin /r/Unit圓D /r/WPDev Related Subreddits /r/dotnet /r/azure /r/learncsharp /r/learnprogramming /r/programming /r/dailyprogrammer /r/programmingbuddies /r/cshighschoolersĪdditional. IDEs Visual Studio Community 2019 (Windows) Visual Studio Code (Windows/Mac/Linux) Visual Studio for Mac (Mac) MonoDevelop (Windows/Mac/Linux) Rider (Windows/Mac/Linux) Other Resources C# Yellow Book Dot Net Perls C# Discord Group NET in 10 minutes C# Guide C# Language Reference C# Programing Guide C# Coding Conventions. Useful MSDN Resources A Tour of the C# Language Get started with. Getting Started Visual Studio Community 2019 C# Fundamentals: Development for Absolute Beginners All about the object-oriented programming language C#.

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