Welcome to Real Time Weekly! This week we have many articles about Real-time and WebRTC development for Android using Data Channels, Chat apps using Twilio, a great introduction to Progressive Web Apps with with WebRTC, and more!   If you have technical blog posts, event announcements, or any suggestion please contact me at german@webrtc.ventures. Enjoy! Thanks for reading! @germangol Editor Follow us at @RealTimeWeekly for the most "real-time" updates! This week's Real Time News PSA: WebRTC M66 Release Notes

Welcome to Real Time Weekly! This week we have many articles of WebRTC and Real-time development. My favorite of this week is the tutorial of building a real-time poll with Nest.js and Ably. If you have technical blog posts, event announcements, or any suggestion please contact me at german@webrtc.ventures. Enjoy! Thanks for reading! @germangol Editor Follow us at @RealTimeWeekly for the most "real-time" updates! This week's Real Time News When should you display incoming WebRTC video? Philipp Hancke, mozilla.org Feb 26,

WebRTC & SIP: The Demo! WebRTC and SIP are two of the most important technologies in today’s real-time communication ecosystem. Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is heavily used in VoIP technology; webRTC is used for browsers, mobile devices and native communication capabilities without additional software plugins. In this article we will show you a demo of how these two can be used together to build a simple video conferencing web application. Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is

Welcome to Real Time Weekly! In today's issue we have great blog posts about AWS AppSync, WebRTC, Bots, Pusher, Twilio and GraphQL. My favorite of this week are The Net Ninja's video tutorials of GraphQL, good job! If you have technical blog posts, event announcements, or any suggestion please contact me at german@webrtc.ventures. Enjoy! Thanks for reading! @germangol Editor Follow us at @RealTimeWeekly for the most "real-time" updates! This week's Real Time News Building a serverless real-time chat

Welcome to Real Time Weekly! In today's issue we have content on Elektron, WebSockets, Ably.io, Computer Vision, Raspberry Pi Zero, Twilio and WebRTC. If you have technical blog posts, event announcements, or any suggestion please contact me at german@webrtc.ventures. Enjoy! Thanks for reading! @germangol Editor Follow us at @RealTimeWeekly for the most "real-time" updates! This week's Real Time News Developer Webinar: Creating a Real-Time News Monitor App with MRN and Elektron WebSocket API developers.thomsonreuters.com Feb 28, 2018 In

Welcome to Real Time Weekly! We want to announce that we will soon start publishing our links under our parent company, webRTC.ventures' website. Our newsletter will not suffer any modification and everything will work as usual. We also want to remind you that you are invited to share interesting links about realtime and WebRTC, including articles written by you. Enjoy!  As always, if you have tips, event announcements, or suggestions, please contact me directly at german@webrtc.ventures.

Telemedicine has been gaining a lot of attention lately. What people could only imagine in the early 20th Century is now possible thanks to all of the technological advancements (Did someone say WebRTC?). In this article we will provide you with some tips that will teach you how you can join the trend and implement a successful telemedicine solution. Everybody wants Telemedicine The idea of telemedicine has been around ever since telecommunications has been possible.

SimpleWebRTC is a popular JavaScript library for building WebRTC applications. It is usually used in conjunction with its signaling server, Signalmaster, to provide an easy way for developers to add video conferencing capabilities to a web application. There are other tools that resemble the SimpleWebRTC approach. Essentially, these libraries work by abstracting some of the tasks that, when using the WebRTC APIs directly, have to be performed manually by the developer, and deal with the

USA Today is not known as one of the most hard-hitting journalism outlets, and it’s certainly not an area I expect to see WebRTC industry news.  So in what I assume must be a first, an article about WebRTC has made it to USA Today: USA Today coverage is just one example of how the HQ Trivia app really is taking the world by storm, and has become a part of daily life for millions

Get on board the Video Consumption Digital Transformation. MySportsBox.video is a customizable application for sports channel networks looking for an alternative way to distribute sports video content and reach their viewers. We saw an opportunity to build a better experience to watch video on-demand in a new way by building custom apps, on top of the leading platform in the market: Amazon Alexa.   Our app focuses on screen enabled devices which sports fans will love

One of the things that concerns most people when implementing a new technology is its cost. In this regard, a question we receive a lot is: “Is WebRTC Free?”. Note: for answers to other webRTC questions, scroll to the end of the article and sign up for a free webRTC training & tutorials eCourse. OK, let's get back to answering  the question: "Is WebRTC Free?". The project’s official website, greets all its homepage visitors with

The more we talk with companies, the more we've been hearing similar concerns. Seems that recently, companies are super focused on improving connection time, reducing error rates, and improving call and video quality. Do you struggle with the same challenge in your applications? Maybe you need an expert 2nd set of eyes to look at your app and perform a "health check" web assessment? We have built applications for a wide range of industries including telehealth, broadcasting, collaboration tools, social,

Real-time Communication is quickly becoming a “must-have” feature in many types of applications. From customer service to telehealth, video conferencing is rapidly integrating into different industries’ workflows. If you are reading this, chances are that this phenomenon caught your attention and you are now asking yourself: How do I build a video conference app? However, building such an application can be a complex task without the proper guidance.  You may end up with an app

In this post, we’re going to demonstrate how to build a simple peer-to-peer WebRTC Android client from scratch. We’ll cover how to implement the signaling backend using TypeScript and Node and the Android client without using any 3rd party service or abstraction over the WebRTC library. The toy application we’ll build is a very simple clone of Chat Roulette, which allows users to communicate with random people over the internet. Fig

Introduction. 2017 was an exciting year for WebRTC. The technology saw a lot of improvements and  even integrations with other trending technologies. Below we will share our insights about the 5 things to expect in WebRTC development in 2018, but first let’s quickly review the webRTC events of 2017. A Quick WebRTC Overview of 2017. Probably the most important announcement was the release of WebRTC 1.0 which brought with it tons of bug fixes, more

Unified communications refers to both real-time and non-real-time communications, it is based in the preference of the recipient. In Unified communications multiple modes of business communications are integrated. It is not a single product, but rather a collection of elements that include: Call control and multimodal communications Presence Instant messaging Unified messaging Speech access and personal assistant Conferencing (audio, Web and video) Collaboration tools Mobility Business process integration (BPI) Software to enable business process integration

It is no secret that telemedicine is a valuable tool for healthcare providers to increase coverage and improve their services. We recently posted about the pros and cons of the technology and below, we bring to you some of the most important aspects to consider when building a successful medical communication software for telemedicine. So, let’s get started! Focus on the Process. This is probably the most important thing to look at: do not focus

In this post we are going to explore the concepts we explained in a previous post using a live video call demo, showing the interaction between the components of a web application using WebRTC and Websockets. At the end of the post, we will share the link to this demo, so you will be able to play with it and see the application in action. Step 1. Requesting Communication The demo is configured to work

WebRTC.ventures recently partnered with Vidyo on a new research study highlighting key trends in embedded video adoption. It was stated in Vidyo's recent announcement post: From large enterprises to SMBs and early-stage startups, organizations across many industries are leveraging embedded video to enhance collaboration and engagement. In healthcare, embedded video facilitates increased access to specialized care  for patients in remote locations. For banks or credit unions, embedded video is recreating  the in-branch experience for customers

The WebRTC ecosystem is vast and sometimes can be a bit scary for newcomers. When I first tried to understand WebRTC, I remember coming across an incredible amount of acronyms. This article will provide a guide to webRTC media servers and a few open source options such as kurento, janus, jitsi.org and more. I will  also aim to lower the technical barrier needed to understand WebRTC’s business value. 2020 Update: WebRTC has become the preferred