tomjacobs

I have this problem every year or so; I want to create a web app that has the basics: a database, user sign in, runs on AWS, a templating engine, and has a small learning curve so that I don't have to learn five new skills and frameworks at the same time just to get started. But there's always a new javascript framework system to learn, always new little gotchas to get me, and always promising new concepts to wrap my head around...

So I put together a very simple web app, with technologies that I understand: Javascript, jQuery, Node.js (basic knowledge), SQLite, and just one new thing to me: Passport, so that I don't have to write my own cookies etc for saving user login sessions in the browser.

Code is here for download:

https://github.com/tjacobs/Basic-Web-App-Template

https://medium.com/@TomPJacobs/basic-web-app-template-30682de9a834

Even if it doesn't help you, I hope that next year when I have a new idea, this will save me many days of getting distracted going down shiny new software technology rabbit holes...

I'm building a telepresence robot, which streams audio. It works streaming raw PCM audio, but encoding it with libopus and decoding it in browser JS libopus results in buzzing and chipmunk voices. Anyone had any experience with libopus in JS?

Demo: http://teleportconnect.com/

To help me fix the audio stuttering issue in: http://teleportconnect.com/teleport.html

Anyone know about AudioContext, AudioBuffers etc?

http://teleportconnect.com/js/teleport.js