The Internet today is vastly different to what it was 10 years ago. Back then, if you wanted to do anything moderately ambitious like video conferencing, you had to work with plugins that simply didn’t work all that well. I am, of course, referring to Flash, which was notoriously slammed by Steve Jobs in 2010 for being insecure, slow, and ill-suited to a world of touch devices. There’s something better now. It’s called WebRTC, and it’s allowing developers to build real-time applications, such as MMORPGs (massively multiplayer online role-playing games) and video-conferencing tools, using open web technologies, like HTML5, JavaScript...
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WebRTC Explained: What Is This API, and How Is It Changing the Internet?
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