My introduction presentation for Kranky Geek event in San Francisco, November 2016. It contains a high level overview of the state of the art of WebRTC in mobile devices today.

1. WebRTC on Mobile:
What are your choices?
November 2016, Kranky Geek San Francisco
Tsahi Levent-Levi

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Our expectation

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The out of the box truth

4. 4
Mobile is the most
important environment
today
And the most
complex
one

5. 5
So how do we get WebRTC to
work on mobile?

6. 6
We first need to define what mobile is for us
Web
Application
Hybrid Native

7. • You’ll need a WebRTC supporting browser
WebApplication
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8. 2 alternative routes in hybrid
Hybrid - cross-platform development frameworks
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WebView Compiled code

9. The Cordova/PhoneGap example
WebView
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Your WebRTC plugin goes here
Your JS code

10. • Xamarin
• React Native
• Titanium Appcelerator
• …
Compiled code
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Later today

11. Native
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WebRTC “core engine”
“glue”
Application
C/C++

12. Native – iOS
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C/C++
Objective C
Swift /
Objective C
WebRTC “core engine”
“glue”
Application

13. Native –Android
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C/C++
Java
JavaLow level mediaJNI
WebRTC “core engine”
“glue”
Application

14. Which one should
you be using?
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15. How should I know?
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Stay with us for the next
sessions to make your
own informed decision

16. Android Development with WebRTC César Guirao, TokBox
iOS Development with WebRTC Arik Halperin
Video Communications on iOS Chris Eagleston, Twilio
B R E A K
Adopting WebRTC’s C++ for cross platform development Andrew MacDonald, Slack
Write-once, run WebRTC anywhere with React Native Emil Ivov & Lyubomir Marinov, Atlassian
Advancing Best Quality Video on Mobile with Scalability Gene Gershanok, Vidyo
Reverse engineering Duo Philipp Hancke, appear.in
B R E A K
Girls Develop It Claire Bendersky
WebRTC: News, Stats, and Audio Processing Internals Niklas Blum, Justin Uberti & Per Ahgren, Google
Building a secure IoT device with WebRTC Tim Panton, |pipe|
On our agenda for today
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17. Thank You
Tsahi Levent-Levi
http://bloggeek.me
tsahil@bloggeek.me
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