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With mobile devices dropping Flash support, and HTML5 rising to replace Flash on the web, we are looking into adapting BigBlueButton to an HTML5 and JavaScript application. The first step in this is to develop an HTML5 client that can participate in an existing meeting (where the presenter is using the Flash client) at the most basic level. As of autumn 2014, the only core component missing is the video module. This is because, as of yet, there is no suitable WebRTC based video streaming media server (see the architecture section above for more details on this).

*[https://github.com/bigbluebutton/bbb-air-client/pull/36 Added unit testing capabilities and framework](The actual unit tests still need to be written)