How WebRTC Works?

There are different ways to explain how WebRTC works. This is my attempt at a WebRTC 101 article that covers it from all angles.

A summary of WebRTC Kranky Geek 2017 event which focused on real world implementations, scaling and machine learning.

Dailymotion is using Peer5 for their streaming service in order to reduce their dependence on CDNs. Where are we headed with WebRTC in streaming?

Microsoft just acquired Beam for its low latency interactive live streaming platform that happens to use WebRTC. Here's what it means and the various techniques in which WebRTC fits to this niche.

WebRTC Signaling Protocols and WebRTC Transport Protocols are two separate things. Here's what to make of them.

WebRTC broadcast is a new type of a solution that has sprouted in 2015 and is bound to grow in 2016. Here's where we're at with WebRTC live streaming today, and what will be the focus moving forward in these types of use cases.

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 gaming is a vertical that isn't too common. Here are a few gaming related use cases where it makes sense to use WebRTC, and a few live examples of each.

WebRTC's data channel deserves a Socket.io like framework, that enables using it and falling back to other mechanisms.

If you want to learn more about signaling and the various aspects related to its design, then this WebRTC book which isn't about WebRTC is a great opportunity to do just that.