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Kranky Geek (mini) WebRTC
When and where
Date and time
Location
Red Hat Software 2, IBC Internal Rd Bhavani Nagar, Suddagunte Palya Bangalore India
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Description
Following the great turnout at Kranky Geek Bengaluru in March, we’ve organized this NEW mini Kranky Geek meetup for Tuesday, 7. June at the Red Hat Software offices (address below) starting at 6:30 pm.
A nice evening to learn more about WebRTC, meet area colleagues and see some exciting demonstrations.
REGISTER NOW to attend via Eventbrite.
Agenda
6:30pm – 7:00m Networking (Food and Drinks)
7:00pm – 8:15pm Talks (see speakers below)
8:15pm – 9:00pm Networking Opportunity
Speakers
Chris Koehncke - WebRTC: A look around the world
Chris is the original Kranky from Google’s Kranky Geek WebRTC events and popular blogger on chriskranky.com. Working with WebRTC since 2009. Chris will provide us with a progress reporting on WebRTC , demonstrations of companies that are using WebRTC in applications today and an update on where Google is heading with WebRTC.
Saurav Panda - WebRTC tutorial
Saurav is the organizer of the Bengaluru WebRTC group and a strong local supporter. Many Kranky Geek attendees asked for an easy to follow WebRTC introduction and living coding. So here it is!
Badri Rajasekar - Topic in progress
Badri is CTO and SVP of Engineering at Tokbox, a cloud based communications platform for video communications. While based now in San Francisco, Badri was educated at Stanford University and is originally from Chennai.
Kaustav Das Modak - WebRTC in a decentralized environment
Kaustav is a developer at ThoughtWorks Studios, on the Gauge team. He is one of the co-founders of Muktakosh, a non-profit group dedicated to research on exponential technologies.
This talk will be a high level discussion on the potential and current challenges of WebRTC as a technology for global, decentralized connectivity networks.
Registration
Register using via Eventbrite.
Please cancel online or drop us a note to us at info@krankygeek.com. Important please let us know if your schedule changes (to ensure we’ve enough food/drink for all).
Sponsors
Many thanks to Tokbox and Redhat Software for their kind sponsorship.