Work is moving on fast on our WebRTC gateway Janus. Just these latest weeks, besides improving the overall architecture and performances, we added several features that we were interested in supporting, like RTCP muxing, bundling, Trickle ICE and more. One of the most interesting new features provided by WebRTC, though, are Data Channels, a way to allow WebRTC users to exchange real-time data other than audio and video in a peer-to-peer fashion. So far, Janus didn’t support them yet. And I mean so far because, as you might have guessed by the enthusiastic and self-revealing post title, we finally implemented…