> This is all to say, "bridging" between SIP and WebRTC is not nearly as magical as it is often made out to be
100% agree. That is what I have been trying to solve with Pion/WebRTC for the Curious. It is portrayed as being harder then it is. Why people do that I don't know. It causes lots of problems though.
* Developers are hesitant to get into WebRTC/VoIP because they think they couldn't figure it out
* Companies are pushing proprietary alternatives and saying 'existing protocols are impossible to use'
I am sure that some wonderful ideas never got built because the education/community just wasn't welcoming enough.
100% agree. That is what I have been trying to solve with Pion/WebRTC for the Curious. It is portrayed as being harder then it is. Why people do that I don't know. It causes lots of problems though.
* Developers are hesitant to get into WebRTC/VoIP because they think they couldn't figure it out
* Companies are pushing proprietary alternatives and saying 'existing protocols are impossible to use'
I am sure that some wonderful ideas never got built because the education/community just wasn't welcoming enough.