With WebRTC, Don’t Never Ever Mix Media and Signaling
With WebRTC, Don’t Never Ever Mix Media and Signaling
An explanation on where to place each of the servers WebRTC needs when running it seriously in production.
Why Doesn’t Google Provide a Free TURN Server?
Google (or anyone else) don't provide a free TURN server. There are reasons why this is the case and why you should pay for your own TURN server deployment.
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.
How Video Conferencing Vendors Adapt to WebRTC?
WebRTC video conferencing vendors? The natural players seem to be warming up to WebRTC. Here's what they are doing and how they fare.
What’s the Size of Your Messaging app?
Have you noticed how your messaging app is growing in size? You should. With these apps reaching into the billions of users, it is time we put them on a diet.
WebRTC Data Channel find a home in Context
The WebRTC Data Channel has been with us long enough, but haven't been popular. That said, it is now being adopted by those needing context for their voice or video sessions.
WebRTC Basics: What’s a Video Codec Anyway?
A quick primer to video codec - what it is, how it works and why it is so damn hard to implement in ways that satisfies everyone.
Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV or a new Google Chromecast Dongle – 4K Won’t Matter
How does Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV stack against each other, and is 4K have a serious role in the comparison?
WebRTC Codec Wars: Rebooted
The Alliance for Open Media was just announced. This is huge news for WebRTC video codec and a reboot of the codec wars. Here's what you should know about this initiative.
If Microsoft can Deliver Windows 10 P2P, Why Can’t we with WebRTC?
Windows 10 is now delivering software updates using P2P. This places WebRTC's data channel P2P capability as a valid method for us all.