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We can provide voice/video with 3rd party services and it works good on stable networks, but does it add enough value or we need to spend half-year on optimizin
by ex3ndr 11y ago
We can provide voice/video with 3rd party services and it works good on stable networks, but does it add enough value or we need to spend half-year on optimizing webrtc?
- amelius 11y agoThe keyword is "reliable". Solve this problem and you have a product. Perhaps you need to think bigger than your own project, but develop something that others can incorporate into their product. Designing a basic chat service is relatively easy and will become even easier in the future with programming languages like Erlang/Scala becoming more popular and widespread. (Chat programs are often the "hello world" programs of these languages in tutorials). But designing a robust video-chat service is something that not many companies can pull off.
- ex3ndr 11y agoGood chat application is not like hello world app. You can build something like chat, but it doesn't have most required features and performance.