Quick development cycles with a lot of new functionality added over time can lead to a complex codebase. This can lead to bugs, feature refactoring issues, and slower development down the line – issues that are compounded when using WebRTC. Organizing your code into reusable building blocks, or components is a strong approach to keeping your WebRTC application maintainable. Let’s hear more from Senior WebRTC Engineer, Justin Williams.
Symbl.ai’s Speech-to-Text capability is an extremely useful and much needed conversational intelligence tool for closed captioning. We asked one of our WebRTC Engineers, Hamza Nasir, to build a transcription demo with this native Streaming API into our SimplyDoc Telehealth Starter Kit, powered by the Vonage Video API.
For our 59th episode of WebRTC Live, Arin Sime welcomed three of our team’s senior WebRTC engineers to each share a piece of WebRTC wisdom with our viewers. Who better to learn from than those who work with WebRTC each and every day? Panelists includes WebRTC.ventures CTO Alberto Gonzalez, as well as Senior WebRTC Engineers Germán Goldenstein and Justin Williams. Topics ranged from unit testing challenges to restrictive network issues to optimizing audio group chat applications.
For our 58th episode of WebRTC Live, Arin Sime was joined by Red5 Pro CEO Chris Allen to discuss the evolution from peer-to-peer connections to SFUs to “XDNs” – multidirectional live content delivery networks designed for today’s real-time video experiences. Watch it here!
