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 –
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 […]
WebAssembly in WebRTC is coming. Once WebRTC 1.0 is published, Wasm is where to focus will be headed. Here’s what it means to you.
Small, Medium, Big or Extra Large? How do you like your WebRC SFU Media Server? I just checked AWS. If I had to build the most bad-ass, biggest, meanest, scalest, siziest server for WebRTC. One that can handle gazillions of sessions, I’d go for this one: A machine to drool over… Should buy such a […]
There’s a lot of fuzzing around lately about WebRTC. Which is really about SRTP. Which is really important. But also really misplaced. Here’s what you need to know.
What Does Machine Learning Have to do with MOS Scores? Depends what angle you look at it from. Here are a few trends you should be aware of in ML and MOS.
My thoughts on a comparison between WebRTC and Zoom that the team and Jitsi shared online – and why WebRTC is the better long term alternative.