Real Time Weekly #265: January 28, 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!

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@germangol Editor

Getting started with Asyngular

Jonathan Gros-Dubois
Jan 20
An introduction to Asyngular which is a framework for writing realtime apps.

Inline HTML5 Desktop Recorder on Chrome on Android

Pipe
Jan 21
Pipe’s HTML5 desktop recorder can now be used inline on Chrome 63+ on Android devices.

Build a Chat Application using Spring Boot + WebSocket + RabbitMQ

javainuse.com
Jan 21
A very complete tutorial of how to build a realtime chat app using Spring Boot + WebSocket + RabbitMQ.

What is a WebRTC Signaling Server and Why You Should NOT Use AppRTC?

Tsahi Levent-Levi, BlogGeek.me
Jan 21
Tsahi explains why you shouldn’t use AppRTC as a starting point for real production apps.

Solving Kelly’s Dilemma – How to Send SMS from a Spreadsheet

Nexmo
Jan 23
How to write a script in Google spreadsheet that sends SMS using Nexmo API.

Python – Redis – PUBSUB feature and server management

R3ap3rPy
Jan 23
An introduction to the pubsub feature of Redis that allows you to create channels and publish messages in realtime.

Release Notes for Safari Technology Preview 74

Webkit.org
Jan 23
Release notes for Safari Technology Preview 74 are now available for macOS Mojave and macOS High Sierra.

How To Save A Child’s Life with Python, AWS IoT, AWS Lambda and Twilio Wireless

Twilio
Jan 24
A tutorial of how to build a help button that sends SOS messages using Twilio SMS API and the AWS IoT button.

Upcoming Events

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#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

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