Year: 2014

LiveNinja and WebRTC: An Interview With Emilio Cueto

When a vendor decides to leave an API platform and go after its own destiny - I become intrigued. That's

How does bandwidth affect the user experience of a web meeting?

The internet is tricky when it comes to bandwidth and user experience expectations. Here are a few simple things Laurence

Survey Results: What WebRTC Developers Think about Frontend, Backend and Browsers

Flash to WebRTC: Why Gruveo Finally Converted

Gruveo just switched from Flash to WebRTC, and they'have done that to enable mobile support.

Is AWS the Best Place for WebRTC? Is there a Best Host for WebRTC at All?

AWS doesn't have enough data center locations to be worth the trouble for WebRTC. The problem is, there's no one

Why the WebRTC Ecosystem Shifts?

The WebRTC ecosystem is dynamic and shifting. What are the reasons for companies to change from tooling to service vendors

Defining AOT, JIT and Interpreted

There are different ways to go from code to a running program. Here are the techniques used: assembly, compiled, interpreted,

A Quick WebRTC Survey and a Giveaway

There are a few questions I have to ask you if you are a developer, and there's a giveaway attached

What are Carriers Doing With WebRTC? Everything But IMS

How is it that most telco vendors are pitching IMS-WebRTC and telcos are deploying WebRTC without IMS?

WebRTC isn't [Only] About Guest Access

WebRTC should be viewed through more than a single prism which limits the analysis done on a service adopting it.

5 Things you Should Stop Doing with WebRTC

There are things people do with WebRTC thank make no sense to me. From repeating boring use cases to forgetting

WebRTC Blueprints: A Book for Hardcore Developers

Looking for a non-introductory WebRTC book? WebRTC Blueprints can be just the book you need. It caters those already familiar