Lat fall, I attended CouchConf NYC and gave a presentation on using Tropo with CouchDB. It only recently occurred to me that I never did a proper screencast and blog post about my presentation, which struck me as a bit odd – I constantly get asked how to set up an SMS voting app with [...]
Over on the Tropo blog, we’re revisiting our series on building a cloud-based virtual call center using Phono and CouchDB. This new installment has an emphasis on ease of use and quick, painless deployment. We’re providing the option of deploying this solution without an Asterisk instance or even an Asterisk AGI application. A simple Tropo [...]
Last week on July 12th, the W3C’s Web Real-Time Communications Working Group (“WebRTC” – one half of the overall “RTCWEB Initiative”) held a conference call to help advance the work of the group. Group leader Harald Alvestrand posted a summary of the call to the public webrtc mailing list. A set of minutes was later [...]
In a previous blog post I already showed how we could pretty quickly create applications in Grails with the Tropo Grails Plugin and host them in Cloud Foundry with almost no effort. In this blog post I’m going to show a more ellaborated example. But, hey! In Tropo and Grails ellaborated examples don’t take more [...]
In a previous blog post I already showed how we could pretty quickly create applications in Grails with the Tropo Grails Plugin and host them in Cloud Foundry with almost no effort. In this blog post I’m going to show a more ellaborated example. But, hey! In Tropo and Grails ellaborated examples don’t take more [...]
In a previous blog post I already showed how we could pretty quickly create applications in Grails with the Tropo Grails Plugin and host them in Cloud Foundry with almost no effort. In this blog post I’m going to show a more ellaborated example. But, hey! In Tropo and Grails ellaborated examples don’t take more [...]
In a previous blog post I already showed how we could pretty quickly create applications in Grails with the Tropo Grails Plugin and host them in Cloud Foundry with almost no effort. In this blog post I’m going to show a more ellaborated example. But, hey! In Tropo and Grails ellaborated examples don’t take more [...]
In a previous blog post I already showed how we could pretty quickly create applications in Grails with the Tropo Grails Plugin and host them in Cloud Foundry with almost no effort. In this blog post I’m going to show a more ellaborated example. But, hey! In Tropo and Grails ellaborated examples don’t take more [...]
In a previous blog post I already showed how we could pretty quickly create applications in Grails with the Tropo Grails Plugin and host them in Cloud Foundry with almost no effort. In this blog post I’m going to show a more ellaborated example. But, hey! In Tropo and Grails ellaborated examples don’t take more [...]
A few months ago, my colleague Dave Hoff and I blogged about a CouchDB based solution to enable a virtual call center powered by Phono – the jQuery extension that lets you build telephone and instant messaging clients inside a web browser. That series had a fairly heavy emphasis on the use of Asterisk as [...]
