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WebRTC won't fix your call quality. Observability will
Read article →: WebRTC won't fix your call quality. Observability willSwitching WebRTC stacks won't fix call quality you can't see. Why observability, not your transport, decides how your calls actually perform.
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Do you Need a WebRTC P2P test?
Read article →: Do you Need a WebRTC P2P test?How do you test WebRTC? What are the things that even the most simple of WebRTC use cases needs to…
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4 Good Reasons for Using HTTP/2
Read article →: 4 Good Reasons for Using HTTP/2There are some pretty good reasons to adopting HTTP/2 in your website - and it isn't only about speeds.
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How NOT to Compete in the WebRTC API Space
Read article →: How NOT to Compete in the WebRTC API SpaceWebRTC API Platforms try to differentiate in the domain of the "obvious" - pricing, quality and ease of use. None…
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WebRTC Book Review: Multiplayer Game Development with HTML5
Read article →: WebRTC Book Review: Multiplayer Game Development with HTML5If you want to learn more about signaling and the various aspects related to its design, then this WebRTC book…
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Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV or a new Google Chromecast Dongle - 4K Won't Matter
Read article →: Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV or a new Google Chromecast Dongle - 4K Won't MatterHow does Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV stack against each other, and is 4K have a serious role in…
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Do we Care about ORTC on Edge?
Read article →: Do we Care about ORTC on Edge?Microsoft just announced support for ORTC in both Edge and Skype. Here are a few of my thoughts about this…
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Thoughts on Apple, WebRTC, HTML5, H.265 and VP9
Read article →: Thoughts on Apple, WebRTC, HTML5, H.265 and VP9Apple has come up with some grand announcements lately. The small text though says some interesting things about its approach…



