What happened to the early movers in WebRTC? I went back to the first interviewees I had on this website, to check where they are today. The responses I got are interesting.
Where are the Early Adopters of WebRTC?
Video Party and WebRTC: An Interview With Horus Lugo López
Horus Lugo López is a 16 year old who won WebRTCfest 2014. Here’s the story of his hack and what has drawn him to WebRTC to begin with.
Talko and WebRTC: An Interview With Matt Pope and Richard Speyer
Talko is changing the way voice group communication is defined and used. Here’s an interview with Matt Pope and Richard Speyer on how WebRTC enables their service.
Will WebRTC Replace SIP?
SIP will not be replaced by WebRTC, but it is definitely going to be marginalized by it. The need for SIP is diminishing as WebRTC based solutions don’t necessarily need it any longer.
What is the Difference Between a Signaling Protocol and a Transport Protocol?
People mistake signaling protocols with transport protocols. I’d like to put some order in it by explaining their differences and uses.
Adaptablox and WebRTC: An Interview with Bart Yeary
How do you connect WebRTC with social, gaming and family? Bart Yeary did just that with Adaptablox. Here’s the interview.
Google Acquires Firebase. Is WebRTC Part of Google’s Plans for it?
Google acquired Firebase for their real time messaging capability. What they also now have is a WebRTC signaling SaaS offering for developers.
Why REST isn’t Enough for Real Time and WebRTC API
There are reasons why REST isn’t the transport of choice for WebRTC API or real time services. It is all about responsiveness and directionality
Rabbit and WebRTC: An Interview With Philippe Clavel
Rabbit enables sharing experiences together over the web. Here’s an interview with Philippe Clavel, Founder and CTO of Rabbit.
WebRTC Multipoint: Mix, Mesh or Route?
Multipoint in WebRTC is a lot more complicated than in VoIP. That’s because it is a lot more flexible with the architectures available for multipoint.