If you’re planning to build a WebRTC application, you have probably come to the conclusion that you need a media server for your use case. We’ve discussed open source media servers and CPaaS platforms in the past, and that’s probably the first step. However, if you decide
Today we’ll take a look at how to build a WebRTC application using Electron. To make things simple, we’ll just use the bare APIs to build our own minimal signaling server using socket.io. The application The idea is to use Electron to open our client files and
According to our annual WebRTC survey, 32% (2019) and 43% (2018) of companies prefer to build their WebRTC applications with help from external experts. External experts can work together with companies’ internal teams or work independently. It makes sense to have an external team taking care of
WebRTC.ventures has been involved with the Real Time Communications Conference at the Illinois Institute of Technology for a number of years now. We’ve been attendees, speakers, exhibitors, hackathon winners, and in 2019, we also organized the WebRTC track. WebRTC.ventures founder and CEO Arin Sime was the WebRTC
