At WebRTC.ventures, our success in delivering top-tier managed services to clients is built on continuous improvement. By consistently communicating and collaborating across all of our teams—from application development to DevOps and QA—we’ve refined each part of the process, making it more efficient and effective. Let’s explore how
When the end of life for Twilio Programmable Video was announced last December, customers were initially given a surprisingly short timeline to migrate to a new solution. Twelve months to assess, prototype, build, load test, pilot, and transition to a new video communication platform is quite tight.
Maintaining and updating WebRTC applications is complex, involving frequent updates to libraries and infrastructure components to keep them secure and efficient. Canary releases provide a strategic way to handle these updates with minimal risk. By deploying changes to a small group of users initially, developers can monitor
As Managed Services Manager, I’ve seen firsthand how critical effective communication is in support of a client’s application infrastructure and end-user systems. That’s why I’m excited to share our experience with using Slack as a support channel. Slack has revolutionized the way we handle urgent support requests,
