Building A UDP Protocol For Cloud Gaming // Chris Dickson, Parsec [FirstMark's Code Driven]

Chris Dickson is the Co-Founder and CTO of Parsec, which enables people to play PC games from anywhere. He joined Code Driven NYC in March of 2017 to share how Parsec delivers reliable, low-latency streaming through UDP networking protocols.
Code Driven NYC is a community organized by FirstMark that brings together leading developers from across the tech ecosystem to learn, get inspired, and have fun. Join the group at www.meetup.com/Code-Driven-NYC/ or find out more at codedrivennyc.com/.

[@swrh]

Awesome project and awesome presentation. I love working with low level network protocols and this for sure is one of the nicest presentations I've ever watched on CZcams. Great work.

[@christoffer2387]

Real useful info. Thanks :)

[@AlexKiraly]

I'm watching this while being connected with Parsec to my home computer

[@krytharn]

Good talk, thanks for the little revelations :)

[@ZaCkOX900]

I would use only udp and write reliable sending for certain things. After using udp extensively, I wouldn't use tcp ever again. I already have accomplished beautiful udp netcode, and I would agree it's the hardest thing to program. All the threading matters. I almost created something like parsec years ago, but I still struggle with a chronic stomach health problem.

[@akshaygupta3436]

9:17 PUNCHING IS NOT BUG, IT ONLY WORKS WHEN BOTH WANT TO CONNECT ..... SEEM LEGEL...

[@swedishpsychopath8795]

As programmers we don't need pre-made frameworks. Give us the details of your approach and code samples so we can make our own implementations. Then we can all publish our solutions for others to get inspired and they may even use our code if they want to. But don't come with YOUR solution and make us use it.

[@JakubArnold]

10:49 ... Rust :P