When choosing your WebRTC application architecture, there are trade-offs between going with a native application against the standard, an open source media server, or using a commercial CPaaS platform. There are, however, some simple rules you can follow to lead you to the right decision for your use case.
Two members of the WebRTC.ventures team, Hamza Nasir and Justin Williams, participated in TADHack 2020. Their hack was to create a CPaaS solution for a more organized and efficient way to handle missed calls when you’re away from work using AI. They came home with the Symbl.ai prize!
One of the most popular questions asked by WebRTC developers and enthusiasts alike is “Between Agora, TokBox, and Twilio, which WebRTC CPaaS is the best?” These three WebRTC and telephony giants dominate most of the CPaaS market, but customers aren’t always sure which one best suits their
Our team at WebRTC.ventures has been together now for nearly eight years, and we’ve been focused on WebRTC and video applications for four years now. Considering the average lifespan of startups in general, those are monumental accomplishments that we are proud of. There is only one thing
