4 Reasons to Choose H.264 for your WebRTC Service (or why H.264 Just won over VP8)
H.264 is about to become the popular choice for WebRTC developers. Here are a few reasons why this is happening.
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NUBOMEDIA: the first open source WebRTC PaaS
An introduction to NUBOMEDIA, the first open source WebRTC PaaS, that is based on the Kurento media server. A guest
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With WebRTC, Vendors Must Embrace True Agile
WebRTC forces enterprises and developers to embrace agile. Not only in their R&D, but throughout the whole product lifecycle.
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Allo, Duo, Hangouts or Jibe? Help...
Google just announced Allo and Duo communication apps. How does that fit with Google Hangouts and the bigger picture?
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WebRTC Signaling Protocols and WebRTC Transport Protocols Demystified
WebRTC Signaling Protocols and WebRTC Transport Protocols are two separate things. Here's what to make of them.
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What will Happen when iOS Webviews Adopt WebRTC?
Will Apple WebRTC implementation work on an iOS Webview? If it does, then this will really open up some new
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VP8 vs VP9 - Is this about Quality or Bitrate?
When looking at VP8 vs VP9, is the main incentive to switch lies in quality or bitrate requirements?
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What if WebRTC SDP Munging was Prohibited?
SDP munging is on the standards table with an aim to prohibit it. What's SDP munging, why is it bad
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The WebRTC Slack-Rush
Many WebRTC vendors are running to integrate their service with Slack. But why go to all the trouble when WebRTC
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