Nils Brinkmann

Just spent a few hours implementing this. Looks very good so far, PR incoming. 

Yeah, i like that idea

This is the first thing that came up after we set up the plugin within our Mattermost instance. Would be nice to be able to fill in the next standup...

I just found that using Docker to develop plugins works in a good way with Mattermost. Perhaps it's a bit easier to set up. Documented my findings [here](https://yetiblog1337.wordpress.com/2020/06/21/writing-mattermost-plugins-with-vscode-and-docker/)

Make sure to increase your memory limit for the docker containers. Build got stuck for me as well when i was giving only 2gb. Solved it by giving 8gb.

Or try out docker for Windows with WSL2 backend. It's on my bucket list as well.

Chiming in to put a bit more weight onto this issue. I've also just stumbled across this issue when trying to find a solution for the past hours. I wonder...

This could be realized by saving position and zoom to a certain step. The user would then simply switch between different presaved positions to show the presentation.

There's a UWP compatible WebRTC wrapper, you can even get it via Nuget: https://www.nuget.org/packages/WebRTC/ Here's the repo: https://github.com/webrtc-uwp/webrtc-uwp-sdk

In addition to the [comment](https://github.com/radioman/WebRtc.NET/issues/62#issuecomment-312055152) from @aniongithub: In current staging I needed to * Unzip all the 7z-archives in WebRtcNative directory * Disable precompiled headers for WebRtcNative project * Switch...