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 need to do a blog. One that puts a developer audience first. One that actually helps developers move the WebRTC market forward. One that is not bounded by commercial interests. One that is not technically neutered to satisfy a broad audience.
This is a place for WebRTC developers looking to build stuff. It is a place for standards guidance, technical insights, and data-based analysis.
I am fortunate to be joined by two technical experts (Reid & Victor) with extensive backgrounds in designing and building real time communication networks who have turned their focus on making WebRTC work today in the real world. I look forward to experimenting and learning from and with them along the way.
We appreciate your reading. Please leave us your comments and ideas – positive and negative. We’re here to figure this out together.
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