WebRTC and QUIC: how hard can it be?

WebRTC is getting more stable and mature day after day: with so many good implementations available out there, and billions of endpoints ready to use them, there's a ton of scenarios that are now possible that would have been very hard, if not impossible, to implement just a few years ago. That said, standardization bodies have started investigating whether using QUIC for real-time multimedia applications makes sense as well, and if it could provide any benefit compared to using WebRTC instead. This is where efforts like WebTransport and MOQ (Media Over QUIC), for instance, play an interesting role as foundations for the real-time multimedia protocols of the future. My talk will present my efforts in studying and prototyping QUIC (and its ecosystem), in order to try and figure out what the buzz is all about, and if/how hard it would be to get it and WebRTC to like each other!