Trembit Blog

Back in 2019, a Chrome extension made the rounds for one cheeky reason: it let you watch Netflix at work while pretending to be stuck in a video call. It was called Netflix Hangouts, built by the int...

HQ Trivia attracts millions of players every day and a lot of our customers ask the question “What is the architecture behind HQ Trivia?” Let’s try to uncover the mystery in this blog post. I...

What is HQ Trivia? The HQ app revolutionized mobile gaming with live trivia contests and interactive features. HQ Trivia is a fun and exciting mobile game that feels like a live TV quiz show. It b...

According to researchers' forecasts, 50% of all classes will be taught online by 2019. Moreover, the market worth is believed to surpass $243 billion by 2022 - and this conveys a great deal about the...

Last year saw the release of the highly popular trivia game: HQ Trivia. In fact, it now attracts over 1 million players per game. The company behind that game has recently raised $15 million in new f...

Video streaming has quickly become the preferable content type for the Internet users. Around the world, higher bandwidth and powerful mobile devices have made a high-quality video streaming the best ...

Node-RED is an open-source, low-code development tool for flow-based, visual programming. It lets you wire together hardware devices, APIs, and online services by dragging and dropping building block...

Raise your hand those of you, who knows, at least, one business that doesn’t use video conferencing in their daily work? Since proper communication is critical, businesses use various messengers...

Building WebRTC video conferencing that works for a handful of people is easy — the browser does most of the work for you. Building it for a hundred people in the same room is where things fall apar...

Every so often, building software throws a real mathematical problem at you. Most are quick fixes you can solve with elementary math — but every now and then you hit something genuinely intriguing....

Every front-end developer hits the same wall eventually: the page is doing too much at once. You've got a single-page app pulling in a few large images, two or three custom fonts, some templates, a c...