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A collection of technical guides, developer insights and updates on Fishjam's latest features and product developments.

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The Fishjam Skill: Making Your Coding Agent Fluent in Fishjam

by Piotr Wodecki • Jul 14, 2026 • 2 min read

We packaged our docs, SDK knowledge, and example apps into a skill your coding agent loads on its own, so the Fishjam code it writes matches the SDKs we actually ship.

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The missing layer in live video streaming APIs: programmable video composition

by Bernard Gawor • Jun 23, 2026 • 7 min read

At Fishjam, we’ve been working on exposing Smelter, the video compositor built at Software Mansion, as a managed cloud service.

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MoQ Boy Escaped the Browser: Building a Native Mobile MoQ Client with moq-kit

by Jakub Perżyło • Jun 22, 2026 • 6 min read

We took MoQ Boy – a Game Boy-style browser demo – and moved it into a native iOS app using moq-kit, our native mobile Media over QUIC client library.

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Fishjam Release Notes: 0.28.0

by Adrian Czerwiec • Jun 18, 2026 • 1 min read

This release tightens up our server SDKs with fail-fast credential checks and batched notifications, and speeds up client connections with combined audio/video negotiation.

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MoQKit: A Native Mobile SDK for MoQ on iOS and Android

by Jakub Perżyło • Jun 16, 2026 • 12 min read

MoQKit is a native iOS and Android SDK for MoQ (Media over QUIC) – Swift and Kotlin APIs to publish, play, and stream app-defined data over QUIC.

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Livestreaming Trilemma: HLS, WEBRTC, MOQ

by Karol Konkol • Jun 10, 2026 • 12 min read

Live video has always been a trilemma: pick two of scale, latency, and cost. Does the new IETF protocol called Media over QUIC finally let you have all three?

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Why Live Video Compositing Still Requires a DevOps Team (And How to Fix That)

by Tomasz Mazur • May 20, 2026 • 7 min read

Scaling live video compositing breaks the assumptions that make ordinary backends easy to scale. Here's what we learned building it — and how to skip the DevOps burden.