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Real Time Weekly #251: October 16, 2018

Welcome to Real Time Weekly!

Hello everyone! In this issue Nexmo has announced their new Message and Dispatch API with a failover system, in beta for now. In addition, we have more technical blog posts about WebSockets, WebRTC monitoring using Callstats, controlling a car using PubNub, a photo sharing app using Pusher, and a great article about WebRTC vs Zoom from Tsahi Levent-Levi.

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Editor

WebRTC vs Zoom? WebRTC is actually quite good. But you knew that already – didn’t you?

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Tsahi Levent-Levi, BlogGeek.me
OCT 8
More insights on the last article written by Jitsi about a quality comparison between WebRTC and Zoom. Which one is better?

Connected Car Development Basics with PubNub, Functions and the Smartcar API

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PubNub
OCT 10
A step by step tutorial of how to create a connected car solution app with PubNub, Functions and the Smartcar API

First Look at the Nexmo Messages and Dispatch APIs

Nexmo
OCT 10
Nexmo has a new API (in beta) that allows you to send messages via Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Viber, SMS and MMS using just one API.

Build a Webcam Filter & Picture App With WebRTC & Canvas

 

Coding Shiksha
OCT 11
A video tutorial of how to get a snapshot using the WebRTC getUserMedia API and then to apply a css filter.

How to use callstats.io to Monitor Service Quality for IceLink Apps 

Callstats.io
OCT 12
A webinar on how you can integrate WebRTC into your application with callstats.io and Frozen Mountain

Creating a photo sharing app with React Native

 

Pusher
OCT 14
Very cool article about creating a realtime photo-sharing app with React Native and Pusher Channels.

Creating a WebSocket Server with the Spark Framework

Nexmo
OCT 15
Three different ways to create a WebSocket server in Java using Spring Boot, the Spark Framework, and the Java API for WebSockets.

Upcoming Events 

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14th Annual Real-Time Communications Conference, Expo & Hackathon
Chicago, IL

IIT RTC Conference – October 15 – 17, 2018
The Conference is located at IIT Hermann Hall
3241 South Federal, Chicago, IL 60616.

IPTComm – October 16, 2018

QCon
San Francisco, CA
November 5 – 9, 2018

TADSummit
November 13 – 14, 2018

AWS re: Invent conference
November 26 – 30, 2018

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