[hazelcough]

Make haste! People on Canary had a head start :P.

Also note that currently DataChannels do not support reliable transfer and have a small MTU, so sending enormous files does not yet work. With PeerJS you can send smaller files, but larger ones will take an unreasonable amount of time.

[erbbysam]

There is a hack to get around this (in Chrome) by increasing the SDP channels transfer rate (I think), still doesn't solve the MTU/reliable issue though. I originally found it via ShareFest - https://github.com/Peer5/ShareFest/issues/10 & have it integrated (in library form) here - https://github.com/erbbysam/webRTC-data.io I haven't tested this yet on Chrome Stable though.

[dbaupp]

And it's been in Firefox for a while too. (Nightly only, maybe?)

[dveditz]

It is currently enabled in nightly (Fx22) and Aurora (fx21). No promises it won't get turned off in Fx21 before ship but that appears to be the current target release.

[ninjay]

I always thought it would be cool to do distributed cache in browsers with this technology. It would be like an organic CDN, automatically making the internet faster.

[jychang]

Might want to check this out: https://github.com/PeerKit/peercdn

It's written with PeerJS, by one of the other creators of PeerJS, same as OP.

[DanielRapp]

Looks neat, do you know if they're planning on open sourcing the server implementation as well?

[DanielRapp]

That's precisely what I'm building https://github.com/DanielRapp/peerbalanced ;)

[JulianMorrison]

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