WebRTC Use Cases (Kranky Geek WebRTC Brazil 2016)

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WebRTC is changing the way we should look at communications. We are moving from a world where communication is treated as a service on its own to one where communication is but a feature in other services. In this session, Tsahi explains how is WebRTC contributing to this shift, bringing examples from real applications that are using WebRTC today.

Key Topics: General and interesting use cases where WebRTC is being used, look into the services market and where WebRTC fits



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