Kranky Geek WebRTC event summary 2022
Kranky Geek 2022 follows our tradition of great curated content on WebRTC that is both timely and timeless. Here’s what
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WebRTC: Privacy or Privacy? Which one shall it be?
WebRTC comes with mandatory encryption, which enables privacy, but which type of privacy are you really looking for?
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Two years of WebRTC Insights
It is time to stop for a second and review what we’ve accomplished here with our WebRTC Insights in the
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The lead actors in WebRTC are outside of your control
When developing with WebRTC, make sure you address the fact that many aspects are out of your control.
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WebRTC turns services into features
Telephony and communications used to be services, but WebRTC has turned them into features inside other services.
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WebRTC is the most secure VoIP protocol
WebRTC security and privacy are top of mind. You won’t find any other open standard VoIP protocol as secure as
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With WebRTC, better stick as close as possible to the requirements, architecture and implementation of Google Meet
When developing with WebRTC, try to stick as close as possible to how Google Meet is designed and architected. That’s
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CPO at Spearline and what it means to BlogGeek.me
I am now VP Products at Spearline. This means that there are going to be some changes here at BlogGeek.me.
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The WebRTC Developer Tools Landscape 2022 (+report)
An updated infographic of the WebRTC Developer Tools Landscape for 2022, along with my Choosing a WebRTC API Platform report.
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Media compression is all about purposefully losing what people won't be missing
With WebRTC, we focus on lossy media compression codecs. These won’t maintain all the data they compress, simply because we
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The state of WebRTC open source projects
WebRTC open source is a mess. It needs to grow out of its youth and become serious business - or
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Be very clear to yourself why you manage your own TURN servers
Running your own TURN servers for your WebRTC application is not necessarily the best decision. Make sure you know why
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