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by Sean-Der 2817 days ago
That's awesome simmons! I can't wait to see Rust/Python/Go/Node all talking directly to each other. I really want to see a world where P2P communication is common.

It could really change how people design systems, have servers exchange data directly instead of overloading message brokers. Could have an even bigger impact on users! Instead we could see users exchanging files directly instead of depending on paid services!

I am the author of https://github.com/pions/webrtc we implemented SCTP, SRTP and working on DTLS now. So if you ever want to grab anything please do :) and always happy to chat if there is anything that could be better/any way we could help the rust implementation
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kodablah 2817 days ago
> working on DTLS now

Any info or branch where I can watch? I am watching your project closely and curious about the OpenSSL requirement for DTLS considering Go's quality crypto stack. Is the work you're talking about for removing this dependency? If not, I might take a stab at it.

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Sean-Der 2817 days ago
https://github.com/sean-der/dtls

There isn't a DTLS implementation right now that is maintained, and adopting one would be more work then starting from scratch. I didn't know anything about TLS before I started, so learning as I go.

I would love to work together on this! If you want to open a PR/issue I can give you commit access. Also join the Gophers slack and join the #pion channel, there is plenty of work to do and would love to split it with someone else :)

Yes this will remove the OpenSSL dependency! I am really excited when people can build for any platform that Go is supported on. After that I also want to start shipping C APIs, hoping people can build lots of cool things with it then.

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kodablah 2817 days ago
I'll take a peek, but my schedule may not give me much time at the moment.

> After that I also want to start shipping C APIs, hoping people can build lots of cool things with it then.

I've found Go's FFI export story to be weak, especially on Windows.

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kodablah 2817 days ago
> learning as I go

I am as well. After having read the spec and seeing its differences from TCP-based TLS, I may have a go, but not sure when. I'll give a shout if I get anywhere of note.

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