You can use any SIP Endpoint with our platform. We spent a lot of time working with the FreeSWITCH community to help them get using it.įor developers, there is a tab on our home page which will take you down a different pathway, with documented getting started guides. So SIP.js is substantially different at this point.

“To help developers get going more quickly, we are releasing SIP.js which is a JavaScript Framework, which was originally forked from js.sip. The OnSIP platform can be accessed via an open source API. So, we have tens of thousands of users, making use of hundreds of thousands of endpoints: so we have done a lot of the heavy lifting to create that signaling platform and are now expecting that webRTC developers will see it as a good option instead of building their own.” We have always been oriented towards delivering peer to peer connections. To offer web video chat directly from their websites, John Riordan, CTO of OnSIP, says developers “need to solve the signaling issue for their application. Using an open source API - written in SIP.js - developers can build WebRTC applications without having to manage their own signaling platform.

OnSIP has released a signaling platform that, they say, does for web video calls what the PBX system did for business telephone systems. ProgrammableWeb spoke with John Riordan, CTO of OnSIP prior to today’s launch. OnSIP has launched the OnSIP Network today, a signaling Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) that provides API-enabled access to platform infrastructure that can manage WebRTC applications.

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