WebRTC wins over competition because there is no competition – browsers offer only WebRTC as a technology for web developers.

WebRTC shifts the way we need to think about communications. Here are a few ways that I sometimes fumble with

Some believe WebRTC isn’t ready. I think it is ready. But when will WebRTC 1.0 be available? Lets see what you can expect in 2019 from WebRTC.

Through my work with clients on WebRTC initiatives with discussions with many others on their projects, I’ve seen a few challenges that crop up.

QUIC in WebRTC is getting closer. Here’s what you need to know about QUIC, where can it fit in WebRTC and what it means to you.

I don’t really know, but there’s a lot in this innocent “WebRTC JS library” question that isn’t clear without digging a lot further. Here’s how –

Fresh from the oven – an update to my first ever report – WebRTC for Business People. Download it for free.

What are people looking for when they type “WebRTC is” on Google? Here’s the top 10 autocomplete suggetions by Google and what they mean.

AppRTC isn’t your friend when it comes to developing a commercial WebRTC application. I already wrote about the fact that there’s no free TURN server from Google. It seems that I failed to mention the fact that you shouldn’t use Google’s “free” STUN server in production either. Which leads us to this great question on […]