What is WebRTC adapter.js and Why do we Need it?

WebRTC adapter.js is a module you should be using in your WebRTC application. The reason? It makes developing with WebRTC for multiple browsers easier.

Thought WebRTC is still nascent? Check out the numbers from these massive applications using WebRTC already. What are you waiting for?

Apple now officially "supports" WebRTC in iOS 11 and Safari. But what does that really mean, and what is still missing?

Browser vendors need to implement WebRTC security in a way that takes into account user behavior (or more likely - misbehavior).

What place does WebRTC play in the rise of dominance of Chrome, and what does that mean about the future of WebRTC and your plans?

We have new data about market share of browsers. Time to see how these translate into WebRTC support and your own service.

Mozilla Hello is saying goodbye and reminding us that free video calling doesn't automatically lead to adoption by the masses. Here's an analysis of what went wrong.

H.264 is about to become the popular choice for WebRTC developers. Here are a few reasons why this is happening.

A status check of where we are in the WebRTC market and where we are headed, now that the technology is 5 years old.

WebRTC video conferencing vendors? The natural players seem to be warming up to WebRTC. Here's what they are doing and how they fare.