The challenge 🎯
Build a video calling solution where conversations remain private by design, minimizing data exposure and maintaining user trust.
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Project spotlight ✨
Ermes
Ermes is a private 1:1 video-calling web app based on WebRTC, designed so your conversations stay between you and the other person, not on our servers.
How I approached it 🗺️
Leveraged WebRTC peer-to-peer architecture to keep video and audio data off central servers, combined with Vue.js for a clean private-first UX.
Why it matters 💡
A privacy-focused video calling tool backed by direct peer-to-peer connections and authenticated signaling that respects user autonomy.
Highlights 🌟
Key takeaways with the most relevant technical signals in focus.
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WebRTC peer-to-peer keeps call data off central servers entirely 2
Vue.js frontend optimized for privacy and user simplicity 3
Minimal signaling infrastructure, only authentication touches the backend 4
Tailwind-driven UI that emphasizes transparency and control Technology stack 🧰
Grouped by role so the stack is easier to read at a glance.
Languages
📘 TypeScript
Frontend framework
💚 Vue.js 🎨 Tailwind
Data layer
🔥 Firebase
DevOps
⚙️ CI/CD
Real-time comm
📞 WebRTC
Project profile fit 🧠
A compact view of the signals this project communicates.
What it reflects ✨
Privacy-first design thinking
User autonomy and trust
Security awareness
Transparent technical decisions
What it shows 🔎
Real-time systems
Frontend expertise
Privacy architecture
UX focus
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