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One relevant example is WebRTC. WebRTC can be used on all platforms now (Linux, Windows, MAC, Android) except iOS because of it's Safari limitation.
by fenesiistvan 11y ago
One relevant example is WebRTC.
WebRTC can be used on all platforms now (Linux, Windows, MAC, Android) except iOS because of it's Safari limitation.
- shellac 11y agoThere are a few WebRTC tools on iOS, including a browser: https://itunes.apple.com/app/bowser/id560478358?mt=8 https://itunes.apple.com/app/bowser/id560478358?mt=8. WebRTC remains a W3C draft, of course, and had been dragging on horribly.
- jessaustin 11y ago"Dragging" in what sense? ISTM several browsers found what they needed in the spec to implement it. [This isn't an endorsement of WebRTC, because I haven't used it.]
- shellac 11y agoIt's been going for four years and remains a draft, and rechartered earlier this year. As you say, there are a number of implementations (although I don't know how complete they are), so it's not clear why they aren't progressing to recommendation. Software projects :-)