Noisses - a web application in the field of live streaming

Hey, I looked at your job posting which requires Solutions in Video (I have worked and have exp with Agora and wowza). I have 13 years of development experience in area of Web /mobile Solutions With knowledge of AWS platform. Currently I am playing role of Solution Advisor / Architect within my team of 10 which I mainly consultants. I work with small team of 6 Full Stack . Due to covid I and my team have lost some of the contract work so we are available. We are mainly doing consultancy for some of the fortune 500 client (apart from Upwork) like * Honeywell, * Fiat, * Whirlpool, * Bosch & Siemens. Me and my team got lost most our contracts due to ongoing crises. Since we are small group we do not take too much work in our hand and coordination is never a problem with us. * We have excellent history on the upwork of more than * 75,000 hours with 100% success rate. We possess skill in many other technology web and mobile solution work which might interest you like Python , Java , .Net MVC/Core , Angular , IOS/Android, Go Lang and many others. Given the opportunity to work with you or your organization we assure we will deliver best value and work product to you. I am wishing to listen from you soon regarding this opportunity. Thanks Jagbir Singh

live video streaming with react front end and node js backend I already done same technology using video chat thanks chandan kandar

Hello, Really cool name for the application - rolls off the tongue. I am not sure Node.js is going to be your best bet because it has pros and cons but I admit I don't fully know your intended use case for the Node.js backend. If it is to manage clients, sockets or in any way get involved in the stream (processing, muxing etc) then you will run in to problems with threading since Node.js, as a core fundamental aspect, has none of this. I am extremely interested as I have been thinking along the same lines so perhaps there is scope for synergy and partnership? Please do get in touch so that we can see how to make this happen. Warmest Regards, Stephen Lombard