Behind the seemingly seamless experience of WebRTC is a sophisticated network of servers and protocols that manage real-time, peer-to-peer connections across browsers, native applications, and media servers. Setting up and maintaining these connections requires various steps, each essential for reliable and efficient communication. In this post, we’ll
When I attended the CommCon London conference earlier this year, one of the speakers, Michał Śledź, invited us to join the RTC.ON 2024 conference. It was organized by his company, Software Mansion, and was going to happen in Krakow on September 11-13, 2024. A few days after
The global shift to e-learning and online education during the pandemic fundamentally reshaped digital learning platforms and propelled the development of more sophisticated edtech solutions. Central to this transformation is WebRTC technology. Beyond browser-based video conferencing, WebRTC enables crucial educational features like real-time collaborative whiteboards through data
Media over QUIC is gaining momentum, AI in video is definitely here but not quite ready for real-time, and the WebRTC community continues to be vibrant. Those are just a few of my takeaways from the excellent RTC.ON conference that I attended in Krakow, Poland last week.
