David Zhao - LiveKit Blog

LiveKit Community Day

The idea for LiveKit came when David and I tried adding real-time video to a side project. There just wasn't an open source, end-to-end stack that made working with WebRTC simple. Since our launch last July, the outpouring of love from builders and amazing projects using LiveKit has been equal

Bringing Zoom's end-to-end optimizations to WebRTC

When we started LiveKit, our aim was to build an end-to-end, open source WebRTC stack accessible to all. After 20 months and nearly 1000 commits, we're releasing version 1.0 of LiveKit. This also includes 1.0 releases for these client SDKs: JS 1.0Swift 1.0 (iOS and MacOS)

An Introduction to WebRTC Simulcast

Everything you wanted to know about simulcast, but were afraid to ask Simulcast is one of the coolest features of WebRTC, allowing WebRTC conferences to scale despite participants with unpredictable network connectivity. In this post, we’ll dive into simulcast and explore how it works with SFUs like LiveKit, to