Sean-Der

I chose the name because of the particle.

I sent a letter to the Soviet Union asking if they were ok with me using the name, never heard back!

DTLS 1.3 has quite a few cool features/upgrades. Wrote some down so you can see the cool stuff coming your way. Also a few notes on stuff that was surprising or frustrating while building it.

If you get a chance to try it out would love to hear your thoughts! Should be available soon in pion/dtls@v4 :)

We would love your help on Pion WebRTC!

What motivates you, certain topics or building things in a certain area? what are you most interested in?

Here is another thing I find frustrating, but I don't know the right way to express it. A lot of this AI tooling/coding seems self-indulgent? 'I built a better software factory!'. The tools are very powerful, but I don't see the results yet. The frustration outweighs results.

I am underwater dealing with it. I am getting outlandish PRs against Pion. So I spend my time triaging and feel burned out. The 'AI future' I was expecting would be people swooping in and clearing up the backlog in high quality ways.

Instead I get people trying to add new APIs when it can already be done with existing APIs and then arguing about it with me.

I personally used to enjoy the challenge of it. I enjoyed the craftmanship. I am so glad I got to enjoy the challenge of implementing IETF specs and the debugging interop etc... it's so sad to me now that people just bruteforce all this with agents.

I wonder how carpenters felt when powertools started taking off?

This is fantastic! I have wanted something like this for years.

When people are learning WebRTC they are really confused by the Offer/Answer. You have this big blob of text and no idea what it actually does. You look up values one-by-one and forget as you go. its annoying

Excited that the next generation learning WebRTC (for VoiceAI) has better tools.

Fantastic work on this. This idea has so much promise, I hope this is the project that makes it take off.

Self-hosting is pretty these days with docker. Exposing it to the internet is the annoying part. I do Jellyfin via netbird, but that means I don't really share it with my friends. I hope something like this getting baked into self-hosting flows is killer.

My other pet peeve is that people use 'Cloud Services' for File transfer. Sometimes when they are in the same LAN!

Nice work again and I hope it catches on/people understand how great this really is :)

What's not easy about it? Would love to hear about the gaps in software/education that could make it easier to use.