WebRTC by Dr Alex
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WebRTC by Dr Alex
It is with a heavy heart that we must give you the news that our friend, colleague and leader Dr. Alex passed away on Thursday, April 8th 2021. We can confirm through his family and the authorities that he was involved in a motor vehicle accident in Thailand that took his life.
All of us at CoSMo and Millicast are in shock. And for anyone who knew him, whether for weeks, months or years, he was a brilliant human being and as memorable a personality as you will meet in life. He will forever have a place in our hearts.
Dr. Alex was among the largest contributors and advocates for WebRTC technology. And although we are still mourning his loss, we will honour his memory by working to fulfill his unique vision for the future of WebRTC.
We are in touch with his family in Singapore and France and we are supporting them as best as we can during this difficult time.
Dr. Alex loved Twitter, and we have posted @rtc_cosmo where you are welcome to share your memories of him:
It is with a heavy heart that we must announce that our friend, colleague and leader Dr. Alex passed away last Thursday, April 8 2021.
He was a brilliant human being and as memorable a personality as you will find in life. He will forever have a place in our hearts.— rtc-cosmo (@rtc_cosmo) April 12, 2021
And if anything represents who Dr. Alex was as a human being, it’s this:
Giving back when you’ve been lucky is a way of life. Open sourcing, writing blog posts to enable people, giving credits even if you’re not going to get any, is just a small part of it. Let me intro Wan, 1 of my 7 adopted kids, with me during lock down in Thailand. Sharing. pic.twitter.com/ApfiYYR77I
— Dr. Alex. Gouaillard (@agouaillard) April 3, 2020
Time flies so fast, time to go visit my adopted daughter: 2 weeks quarantine in thailand on the way in, and 2 more in Singapore on the way back. A price I'm happy to pay to keep Singapore COVID free. Plus, 1 week of IETF will be the perfect occupation during quarantine
pic.twitter.com/eoKL34VHSq
— Dr. Alex. Gouaillard (@agouaillard) February 7, 2021
Summer is over. A little memory before going back to more #webrtc. "Aquaman vs the Minions". Three different attack patterns, all destined to fail
pic.twitter.com/l3Hy4oprOe
— Dr. Alex. Gouaillard (@agouaillard) September 6, 2020
End of@covid-long-hair challenge. pic.twitter.com/bJcY2Gq89E
— Dr. Alex. Gouaillard (@agouaillard) October 27, 2020
What should I do for new year? Write yet another WebRTC post? Nah, #WebRTC is fun, but not as fun as bonding with the kids during a PJ contest. A small but dedicated part of the Gouaillard family is joining me to wish you all a great 2018! pic.twitter.com/TQIteT6BOF
— Dr. Alex. Gouaillard (@agouaillard) January 16, 2018
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