The amazing folks making this can also be found on bluesky @worm-blossom.org!

As a bonus, this blog post goes into some details on why we even need things like STUN/QUIC address discovery.

It's a great read even just for the hole-punching knowledge you gain along the way! (Also goes great together with the QUIC multipath blog post www.iroh.computer/blog/iroh-on...)

If you're into big data use cases, follow Rüdiger Klaehn's work on @iroh.computer, for example this blog post: www.iroh.computer/blog/blake3-...

PS: Even if you don't use the local transport for IRPC, a look at this might be good!

There's lots of folks using this so they don't have to fiddle with encoding/decoding networking messages or dealing with byte streams in iroh.

Instead, you just have request/response structs and send them around.

And lastly for this round, huge shoutout to saffroner from our discord who built a custom protocol for board games, learning the ins & outs of iroh along the way 😊
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