Most folks that set out to write an application, or build an architecture, begin with nothing but features and functionality in mind. Many might start out assuming they will be traversing flat, reliable, and secure networks. Inevitably, reality sets in as one starts to demo or prototype much beyond the friendly confines of the lab, […]
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WebRTC Development Tools – Where to Begin
I just reviewed 120+ companies that have some direct support of WebRTC (click here for the directory). The good news is that there is a multitude of companies and products out there for supporting WebRTC developers–more than 60+ and growing. WebRTC is still in its infancy so this number could easily double in the next […]
Introducing the WebRTC Developer Tool Vendor Directory
This post provides background and methodology to the WebRTC Tool Vendor Directory. I wanted to get a better understanding of the state of the WebRTC market. For a technology like WebRTC to be successful it has to be utilized by developers and developers use tools, so I set out to review all the WebRTC tool […]
A Hitchhiker’s Guide to WebRTC standardization
Next week the IETF 87th standardization meeting will take place in Berlin, Germany. Most of the sessions I’m planning to attend are related to SIP, Diameter and of course WebRTC. When a week ago I started preparing some material for the meeting, a customer called and asked me to provide a training session on WebRTC […]
Welcome to webrtcHacks – a blog for WebRTC makers
Only attracted to headlines that include “disruption”, “panacea”, “killer”, or “hype”? Are you scared by obscure acronyms? Bored by posts that require concentration for more than 2 minutes? If so, then this is not the blog for you. Literally within the same week Reid and Victor independently came to me and said we […]