Desktop browsers support in WebRTC - a reality check
We have new data about market share of browsers. Time to see how these translate into WebRTC support and your
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Get Ready for Kranky Geek San Francisco AND São Paulo
Join as at the Kranky Geek events taking place during November and learn more about WebRTC and how to use
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Quiet please - people are studying
My Advanced WebRTC Architecture Course starts today. If you enrolled then thanks and good luck. If you haven't then you've
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Advanced WebRTC Architecture Course - Updates
My WebRTC course starts next week. Here are a few final words, now that most of the course is ready.
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Dailymotion, Peer5 and the Future of Streaming
Dailymotion is using Peer5 for their streaming service in order to reduce their dependence on CDNs. Where are we headed
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What's Your Preferred Language for WebRTC Development?
WebRTC has no specific programming language to it. The components that comprise a WebRTC service utilize different languages. Here's how
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Advanced WebRTC Architecture Course: Adding a Premium Package
Check out some updates about my upcoming WebRTC architecture course as well as a new premium package for the course.
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Recording WebRTC Sessions: client side or server side?
An overview on the different alternatives available when you recording WebRTC sessions: server side, client side and forwarding.
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Twilio's Voice Insights for WebRTC - a line on the sand
Twilio just launched their Voice Insights service. One of several announcements. How does this new analytics related offering fit into
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Enroll today to the Advanced WebRTC Architecture course and get an early bird discount.
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Twilio Acquires Kurento. Who will Acquire Janus?
Twilio just acquired Kurento in an effort to support its video conferencing service. What does that mean to Kurento's project?
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IMTC: Supporting WebRTC Interoperability
The IMTC WebRTC Activity Group has been around for quite some time. Bernard Aboba was kind enough to share their
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Notes from inside the WebRTC industry.
An independent analyst's read on what's shipping, what's hype, and what to do about it.