Fixing an existing WebRTC application is not as much fun as building a new one, but it’s often necessary. Our team typically employs a combination of four fixes: re-architecting the media server or choosing a new CPaaS, solving compounding bugs, re-architecting the application, and improving the UX and error handling.
This is part two of our series on Hiring a WebRTC Development Team. Our CEO and Founder, Arin Sime, leads us through working with our team. This includes contract models, our agile development cycle, post-development, and project timelines.
WebRTC development is not easy – bring in experts to help you! We are the team behind the WebRTC Tips videos and the WebRTC Live interview series, and we’ve been building live video applications for years in a variety of industries and use cases. Our CEO and Founder Arin Sime talks a little bit about the skills and roles our team can bring to your project.
Whether to have recording capability in your WebRTC video or audio application is incredibly important to decide on BEFORE you build. You must also consider how much recording, recording layouts, where and how long you keep it, and how secure it needs to be. Let’s look at how recording affects your app’s architectural choices, as well as the question of recording as composite or individual streams.
