January 21, 2019
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Real Time Weekly #264: January 21, 2019

In this issue we’ve got a few articles and tutorials about WebRTC, SIP and Real-time development and a great article from BlogGeek.me about the role of WebAssembly in WebRTC!

Do you have topics in mind that you wanna see more often? Do you want to share your tech blog posts and publish them here? Send your feedback and links!

Happy Reading!

@germangol
Editor

Serverless approach to build backend WebSocket Chat API

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Parag Poddar
Jan 11
How to build a serverless backend WebSocket API in AWS API Gateway AWS.

Socket Programming in Python: Client, Server, and Peer ExamplesRTW2.PNG

PubNub
Jan 11
How you can send data in real-time from device-to-device, client-to-server, and vice versa using socket programming in Python.

What’s the Role of WebAssembly in WebRTC? RTW3.PNG

Tsahi Levent-Levi, BlogGeek.me
Jan 14
An overview of what is WebAssembly and how it impacts in WebRTC development.

SIP Happens! And Kamailio Makes It Easy, Part I 

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nerdvittles.com
Jan 14
A tutorial of how to setup a a Debian-based Kamailio server on a cloud platform that is suitable for making thousands of free SIP phone calls.

SMS In The Browser: An Adventure In WebSocketsRTW5.PNG 

Nexmo
Jan 15
How to build a “virtual” phone in the browser that can send and receive SMS via WebSockets in Node.js using Nexmo API.

Upcoming Events 

Do you have a real-time related conference coming up? Tell us about it! Email german@webrtc.ventures to be included in this listing.

#ITEXPO Exhibitor Highlight 
January 29 – February 1, 2019

WebRTC Boston #6: Low-latency media & real time communications for the masses 
February 5, 2019

The Janus Conference for Janus Users.
September 23 -25, 2019

If you know about any events worldwide please let us know emailing german@webrtc.ventures. 

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