June 2018 Summaries

The Agora.io React Native SDK enables developers to quickly add voice, video, and live broadcasting features to their mobile applications on iOS and Android platforms. This open-source SDK can be integrated into existing React Native apps or used for building new ones from scratch. It supports both native code (Objective C, Java, Swift) and JavaScript, allowing developers to create a seamless user experience. The provided sample app demonstrates how to use the SDK's features, including joining/leaving channels, switching cameras, and adjusting audio routes. Developers can find additional resources and documentation at the Agora Document Center or contribute code to the sample project by following the guidelines provided.

Agora provides contact information, including a phone number and address in Santa Clara, California, along with links to its social media profiles and secondary navigation options such as pricing, getting started, and company details. The company emphasizes its compliance with privacy and legal policies, including a privacy policy, cookie policy, and terms of service, while acknowledging the use of cookies to enhance user experience and analyze site traffic. Users are informed about their consent to cookie usage through continued website use, with a prompt to learn how to opt out.

Bunch is a new mobile app that enables users to play video games live and in-person with friends, even when they are physically apart. The app was founded by Selcuk Atlı, Jason Liang, and Jordan Howlett, who were inspired by their experiences playing games during LAN parties. To deliver seamless video and voice within the app, Bunch developers use Agora's AMG SDK. The team chose Agora for its global reach, scalability, minimal device footprint, and ease of integration. With Agora, Bunch can optimize video profiles to reduce impact on devices and latency, as well as easily integrate with third-party services.