How to call browser javascript frameworks from rust
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Creating the skeleton of the yew app
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Running the skeleton app
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Connecting the WebCam
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Testing Webcam with the Browser
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Setting up the VP9 WebCodec Encoder
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Things go sideways!! installing local libraries via cargo patch
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Setting up the VP9 Encoder Part 2
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Testing VP9 Encoding with the browser
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Communicating Producer and Consumer using get_context
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Connecting the Consumer to the Context
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Debugging
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Demo and Conclusions
Description:
Explore the process of building a RUST WebAssembly frontend application using the Yew framework in this comprehensive tutorial video. Learn how to create a VP9 video streaming app, starting with setting up a basic Yew app structure and progressing to more advanced concepts. Discover techniques for calling browser JavaScript frameworks from Rust, connecting a webcam, and setting up a VP9 WebCodec Encoder. Navigate challenges such as installing local libraries via cargo patch and debugging. Follow along as the instructor demonstrates communicating between Producer and Consumer using get_context, and connecting the Consumer to the Context. By the end of this 36-minute session, gain valuable insights into how Rust and WebAssembly can revolutionize web development, with practical examples using js-sys, web-sys, and related tools.