Check out some updates about my upcoming WebRTC architecture course as well as a new premium package for the course.
Read MoreRecording WebRTC Sessions: client side or server side?
An overview on the different alternatives available when you recording WebRTC sessions: server side, client side and forwarding.
Read MoreTwilio’s Voice Insights for WebRTC – a line on the sand
Twilio just launched their Voice Insights service. One of several announcements. How does this new analytics related offering fit into the WebRTC PaaS space?
Read MoreDiscount on the Advanced WebRTC Architecture Course ends tomorrow
Enroll today to the Advanced WebRTC Architecture course and get an early bird discount.
Read MoreTwilio Acquires Kurento. Who will Acquire Janus?
Twilio just acquired Kurento in an effort to support its video conferencing service. What does that mean to Kurento’s project? How does that affect Twilio? Janus? TokBox?
Read MoreHow Media and Signaling flows look like in WebRTC?
When we look at network connections of WebRTC, most of the time you’ll see people focusing on signaling but missing the WebRTC media paths. Here’s what to expect.
Read MoreIMTC: Supporting WebRTC Interoperability
The IMTC WebRTC Activity Group has been around for quite some time. Bernard Aboba was kind enough to share their efforts and plans in this domain in this guest post.
Read MoreDo you still need TURN if your media server has a public IP address?
Using a media server with a public IP address isn’t enough to solve your WebRTC NAT traversal headaches – you need a TURN server for that.
Read MoreShould you use Kurento or Jitsi for your multiparty WebRTC video conference product?
Kurento or Jitsi? This is a question I hear quite often from people who want to build their own service. Here’s how I look at it, and what drives my own decision making processes.
Read MoreWill there ever be a decentralized web?
What’s the decentralized web anyway? That’s what a group of pundits were asked, and here are my own thoughts on the subject.
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