Get Paid to Build a Better WebRTC Mouse Trap
WebRTC Conference & Expo is where developers gather to discuss best practices, review case studies and develop relationships to prepare you to build the next great communications app. Come fill your toolbox with the standards updates, development tools, and strategies that position you for success in the WebRTC revolution.
What You'll Learn in the Developer Sessions:
- Deploying WebRTC Successfully - The Big Issues
This workshop will detail all of the elements to set up a successful WebRTC deployment. It will also cover each element and the required pieces to make a WebRTC deployment successful.
- User Experience Best Practices
This workshop will focus on the user experience and how to optimize it to have your WebRTC implementation positively received. Focus on key issues in the user experience and how they have been successfully implemented in WebRTC solutions.
- Using Media Server Platforms
This workshop will focus on how to use media server platforms in your WebRTC development to enable larger numbers of participants and enhanced capabilities.
- Standards Update and Directions
Key leaders and contributors to the IETF and W3C standards efforts will report on the progress of the standards and how they come to conclusion and release. This session is critical in helping understand when to start your WebRTC development and release.
- Java Script Best Practices
While WebRTC is "just" JavaScript, developing best practices for your WebRTC code may be critical for support and evolution. Discuss best practices and how to implement them in your JavaScript code.
- Working with WebRTC and Telephony Platforms
While WebRTC is the best communications for browser and mobile platforms, integration to the PSTN and existing telephony environments is critical for many applications. In this session, developers who have used popular VoIP/WebRTC/Telephony platforms will discuss their deployments.
- What About Identity
WebRTC is great, but with the webification of communications and communications existing in many servers, identity is an issue. Examine the issues and potential identity solutions.
- Mobile WebRTC Development - App or Browser?
While most mobile development has been done natively to the application, the ability to use the browser as a client is becoming a viable option for some applications. Examine the options and discuss whether the browser can be used in mobile or if native OS app development is the best option.
- Delivering Mobile Quality
The mobile environment has a high level of variability in the availability of bandwidth and other functions that impact session quality. Learn how to maximize the quality and performance of mobile applications across the network and how to deliver the best overall experience.
- Mobile App Development Environments
Discuss options for mobile development, from using the open source stack to mobile SDKs and development platforms. Learn which option is best for you organization, as examined by a panel of leading experts in WebRTC mobile app enablement.
- Mobile Development Workshop
WebRTC is emerging as the platform for new mobile communications applications. The WebRTC stack is ideal for developing communications within mobile apps. This workshop will focus on how to develop in the mobile world, how to make decisions on codecs between VP8 and H.264.
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