@Charmesal
Thats the point. I would prefer that the server only handles connecting to cars, etc. The communication between client and car should happen directly. The reason for this archtitectural choice is the time delay of the videostream and the load which would sum up if multiple videostreams would run through the server.

@rhl2401
Register your car, name it, upload an image, view stats, etc.
Until now I implemented the steering/accelerating on the car side and the login/registering. A big problem i am facing right now is to find a way for finding the car because it should use mobile internet which makes finding it by IP-Adress impossible. I am looking for a p2p-technology to solve this issue.

@Charmesal
You can login with username/pw and manage your cars. I can contact you if it is usable!

I am currently building a rc car controlled via the internet. You can see a live video from the car's perspective and you can control it with any browser. The rpi is attached to the car.

Haskell. Joined a corse at university, i loved it.

@nottoobright Thanks for the tipp, this was my 2nd thought, but i do not think that this is really p2p.

@Gerrymandered
Gitlab was down too for several hours a few weeks ago. Was a microsoft azure issue i think. Just sayin.

I setup a dualboot for ubuntu on my macbook pro. It works, but i think a thinkpad would be better for linux. The battery runs out of power pretty quickly. Further, ubuntu does not recognize the webcam. And it does not go into sleep mode when i close the laptop, which is really annoying at night or when i put the mbp in may bag because it becomes really hot.

@Bikonja exactly. you can implement sophisticated logic in your html template. the component holds the data and manages the template, services etc.

@JTBringe I don't know Razor. But afaik Typescript is a Microsoft thing. Maybe this is the reason.

Its the"Tour of heroes"-tutorial.
Pretty good!
https://angular.io/docs/ts/...

This is Angular 2-4 in typescript.