Guides

Build serverless WebRTC apps with less glue code

These guides answer common WebRTC search questions, then show how the same idea maps to Trystero rooms, actions, media streams, and signaling strategies.

WebRTC without a signaling server

What "serverless WebRTC" really means, what signaling still does, and how Trystero lets peers discover each other without your own backend.

Build peer-to-peer file transfer in JavaScript

Use WebRTC data channels and Trystero actions to send browser files directly, with metadata, progress, and fewer upload costs.

When to use WebRTC vs WebSockets

Compare direct peer-to-peer channels with server-routed sockets for multiplayer, collaboration, chat, video, and sync.

Trystero vs PeerJS

A practical comparison for teams choosing a WebRTC JavaScript library for rooms, discovery, data channels, and media streams.

Good next guide topics

After these first pages, the strongest follow-ups are likelybrowser-to-browser video chat,collaborative cursors,WebRTC DataChannels in React, andNostr, MQTT, and BitTorrent relay discovery. Those searches are close to code examples, which makes them a natural fit for Trystero.