Hah, we wrote one of these too. It's fun! Our code for it is super clean and documented if you want to learn how to use WebRTC: https://github.com/trailofbits/tubertc

The hardest part is getting the signaling to work correctly over the internet (STUN/TURN/etc), which is why we advertise Tuber as only working on LANs. We tried to get some non-profit funding to finish that part up to no avail. I wonder how Hublin solved that problem?

I am really glad to see one of these finally go fully open-source. It has been stupid to see conferencing app after conferencing app only available through a hosted website. How are you supposed to deprecate expensive, proprietary enterprise videochat platforms if you can't deploy behind a firewall!?

ps. our logo is better than yours heh: https://blog.trailofbits.com/2015/12/15/self-hosted-video-ch...