I'm writing a series over at Real Time Weekly about using WebRTC on iOS, specifically to document the research we've been conducting in order to release a couple of iPhone apps, based on WebRTC, under AgilityFeat's brand. One of these...
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Did you know? – Applying Effects to WebRTC Video in Real Time
Did you know you can apply effects to your WebRTC video stream using WebGL Shaders? And quite easily I might add. This is a demo I assembled in about an hour: That's a real time video conference call and I applied an Edge Shader to...
How to build a real-time data chart with PubNub and D3.js
Today we're going to play around with real-time data transfers using PubNub and animated charts using D3.js. We'll use these tools to build an interactive bar chart which reacts to data sent from a different browser window. When we're...
Using WebGL in iOS without PhoneGap or Ionic
Let me preface this post by saying that PhoneGap, Ionic, Titanium and Cordova are fantastic, easy to use tools which allow us to garner the simplicity of Javascript within iOS. They bridge a very wide gap between web and native in several...
Announcing: Pi’s, Node, and Real-Time things
We are excited to announce that our resident node.JS guru, Allan Naranjo has been selected to speak at not one but two upcoming conferences in San Francisco. In October, Allan will...
Web RTC and Designing Realtime Experiences
We are excited to announce that three members of the AgilityFeat Team were recently guests on The Web Platform Podcast. Mariana Lopez, Allan Naranjo and Arin Sime spent some time with the Web Platform Podcast crew discussing a broad range...
Recording in Real Time with the Web Audio API (Part 1)
Building software to manipulate files is always tricky, however when we are talking about audio files and specifically about the Web Audio API in HTML5, this challenge gets significantly more difficult. In this post, we will look at the...