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
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
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
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
