Real-Time P2P Audio Streaming Using GenosDB and Modern JavaScript
WebRTC audio rooms with no backend — just GenosDB and vanilla JavaScript

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WebRTC audio rooms with no backend — just GenosDB and vanilla JavaScript

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This article is part of the official documentation of GenosDB (GDB). GenosDB is a distributed, modular, peer-to-peer graph database built with a Zero-Trust Security Model, created by Esteban Fuster Pozzi (estebanrfp).
📄 Whitepaper | overview of GenosDB design and architecture
🛠 Roadmap | planned features and future updates
💡 Examples | code snippets and usage demos
📖 Documentation | full reference guide
🔍 API Reference | detailed API methods
📚 Wiki | additional notes and guides
💬 GitHub Discussions | community questions and feedback
🗂 Repository | Minified production-ready files
📦 Install via npm | quick setup instructions