When we look at network connections of WebRTC, most of the time you’ll see people focusing on signaling but missing the WebRTC media paths. Here’s what to expect.
Read MoreShould you use Kurento or Jitsi for your multiparty WebRTC video conference product?
Kurento or Jitsi? This is a question I hear quite often from people who want to build their own service. Here’s how I look at it, and what drives my own decision making processes.
Read MoreNUBOMEDIA: the first open source WebRTC PaaS
An introduction to NUBOMEDIA, the first open source WebRTC PaaS, that is based on the Kurento media server. A guest post by Luis Lopez.
Read MoreWebRTC Signaling Protocols and WebRTC Transport Protocols Demystified
WebRTC Signaling Protocols and WebRTC Transport Protocols are two separate things. Here’s what to make of them.
Read MoreDoes Google’s Support of RCS Changes Anything for WebRTC?
Google partnering with carriers and the GSMA around RCS won’t change its efforts around WebRTC or the bright future ahead of WebRTC. The two aren’t competing with each other and serve different purposes inside Google.
Read MoreGet Over it: WebRTC isn’t Peer-to-Peer
Is WebRTC P2P or not? That’s something that is easy to resolve – it both is and isn’t, and if you miss that, you are missing a lot of what WebRTC means.
Read MoreFacebook and the Future of Messaging
Messaging is a lot more than interaction between people today. It connects us to businesses, it incorporates AI and commerce – and it is all about the experience. Where is Faceook headed with it and how does the future of messaging look like?
Read MoreSaferMobility and WebRTC: An Interview With Matthew Mah
SaferMobility is used WebRTC on campuses to enable safety related use cases. Matthew Mah, CTO of SaferMobility answers my interview about their challenges with using WebRTC in their service.
Read More4 Reasons Vendors Neglect Testing WebRTC Services
People don’t go about testing WebRTC properly. It is time this changed. Here are a few reasons holding back vendors from testing WebRTC in their services.
Read MoreWebRTC 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.
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