Exploring WebTransport for Better Real-Time Communication: Need Help! (Quic & HTTP/3)

I've recently stumbled into the world of WebTransport, and the potential it holds for transforming real-time communication has me intrigued. Currently relying on WebSockets for data transfer, I'm eager to explore alternatives, especially with the hopes of overcoming the challenges posed by network instability. In my initial research, I came across packages like quic-go and webtransport-go for implementing WebTransport. However, navigating through the implementation details has proven to be a bit challenging for me. My primary objective is to use WebTransport for real-time voice data transfer, utilizing Datagrams for the actual voice and streams for reliable information. I believe this approach could significantly enhance my application. Now, here's the twist—I'm also open to exploring other protocols that might be better suited for transferring unreliable voice data over IP in a WebSocket-like format (UDP). If anyone has experience with alternative protocols or suggestions beyond quic-go and webtransport-go, I'm all ears. I'm reaching out to the community for advice, experiences, and any resources or guides that could point me in the right direction. Whether you've successfully implemented WebTransport or used alternative protocols for similar purposes, your insights would be invaluable. Feel free to share your thoughts and recommendations—I'm eager to learn from the community's wealth of knowledge!
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