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WebRTC seems like a simple way to add video conferencing and collaboration to your existing app. In reality, WebRTC comes with more pitfalls than perks.
The main question you must ask is, “if WebRTC is so suitable for adding video conferencing, then why does everyone gravitate toward the major native products such as Zoom?”
Before deciding to use WebRTC in your app, you may want to consider a more robust video conferencing and collaboration solution.
In this ebook, you’ll discover the biggest issues with WebRTC, including:
Inconsistencies with supported web browsers
Difficulties adjusting to available bandwidth
Complications with firewalls, NATs and routers
Problems with point-to-point connections
Issues around scalability of service
Significant hidden costs with implementation
Solve the challenges of WebRTC
Cordoniq took an innovative approach to the challenges presented by blending web and native experiences together. Instead of asking you to add components to your web application, product, or service to provide audio, video, and screen sharing, Cordoniq created a framework where you can integrate your existing web application without making significant changes.
Cordoniq Difference
Cordoniq’s framework acts as the shell around your web application but provides the native performance and reliability you require for the user experience. As a developer, you control every aspect of your meetings via API and your users are presented with a unified experience that includes both your web application and comprehensive, secure virtual collaboration.