aoberoi

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by aoberoi 11y ago
so, so much. flash is gone, webrtc is in. iOS and Android native client SDKs. inspector tool to analyze real time control and media data from your sessions. archiving via REST APIs. UI/UX improvements. probably a ton i'm missing..
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by aoberoi 11y ago
TokBox Engineer here. We set out to make a high quality starting point for anyone who wants to include embedded RTC in their next app (or crazy idea). Part of that is solving for the client-side concerns, like an easy toolchain, rich APIs f
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by aoberoi 12y ago
Firebase may not have Cloud Code, but since you have use their npm module and deploy to a free hosting service like Heroku, I actually think its more powerful. The big win: once you are in a full node.js environment you can leverage the pow
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TokBox introduces new video codec, AF14(tokbox.com)
3 points by aoberoi 13y ago|0 comments
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by aoberoi 13y ago
Dev Evangelist from TokBox here. I'm sorry you had difficulties working with OpenTok. Our technology is bleeding edge and is moving terrifically fast so a few bugs are a tradeoff thats worth the ability to be able to innovate in the ma
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by aoberoi 13y ago
i'm most surprised that with all the remote work tools we have today, the amount of people who "work from home" has actually gone down.
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How Americans Get To Work(npr.org)
2 points by aoberoi 13y ago|2 comments
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by aoberoi 13y ago
now, where do they stand on WebRTC?
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by aoberoi 14y ago
hah, they wrote it in node.
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by aoberoi 15y ago
Noting that the interaction you are accustomed to using a Wacom tablet is far more controlled and rich, I don't think thats the point here at all. Every artistic medium has constraints, and every artist is used to this fact whether he is a
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by aoberoi 15y ago
just made a basic visualization of the data on the balances endpoint. http://aoberoi.me/jonathans-card/ I'm thinking about what types of interesting questions we can answer by visualizing the data. If anyone wants to contribute to that ef