
Would WebRTC be as Big a Thing if it Didn't Run in a Web Browser?
WebRTC without the browser isn't that big of a deal. Or is it? What would the future of WebRTC look
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WebRTC Use Cases
Want to know what WebRTC use cases are out there? It seems to be everything under the sun. Here are
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What's the Size of Your Messaging app?
Have you noticed how your messaging app is growing in size? You should. With these apps reaching into the billions
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Are You Using AppRTC as Your WebRTC Baseline Reference?
AppRTC should be part of your analysis tools when things go wrong with your own service. Here's how you do
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Join us for Kranky Geek India: March 19
Announcing our upcoming Kranky Geek India WebRTC event, taking place in Bangalore, India - March 19.
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Google Fi, Internet of Things and the Bleak Realities of Telecom Services
The future of the carriers may not lie in services at all. Google Fi and IOT show a different future
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First Plugins, then Flash and now Java - WebRTC is now the only alternative
Java is officially dropping from browsers. Without Flash, Plugins or Java, the only route to real time communications in browsers
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Get Over it: WebRTC isn't Peer-to-Peer
Is WebRTC P2P or not? That's something that is easy to resolve - it both is and isn't, and if
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Facebook and the Future of Messaging
Messaging is a lot more than interaction between people today. It connects us to businesses, it incorporates AI and commerce
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What are the Challenges of DIY your WebRTC SFU?
A WebRTC SFU is simple enough to develop, but probably quite complex to maintain and improve over time. Here's what
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Messaging. Federated? Silo? Does it Matter with an API and Bots?
Got a messaging service? Nobody cares if it is federated or a silo anymore - just make sure there's a
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WebRTC PaaS Vendors as Twitter One-Liners
Wonder how WebRTC PaaS vendors define themselves? Here's their Twitter 140 character descriptions and what we can learn from it.
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