Have you ever wanted to initiate a conference call and have it dial everyone’s phone numbers and invite them into a standup conference call? I will show you how to do this using Ruby on Rails and the Tropo Scripting API. The following Rails application is running version 3.2.1 powered by Twitter Bootstrap for the [...]
Hey Orlando, Next Thursday, March 10th from 6 PM to 9 PM @ Tropo’s secret lair, EnvyLabs will be hosting a preview of Code School’s “Rails Best Practices”. The class will be lead by Gregg Pollack, of Ruby5 & EnvyLabs, and will be presented in the same style as the Rails for Zombies course. Please note that all skill levels [...]
Have you ever thought about starting a Reminder Service company and getting millions of dollars in funding all from a weekend project? Tropo is here to help you with your communications needs in this endeavor! The Reminder Service source code that I am about to share with you was started on the Nerd Bird (good to [...]
As part of last weekend’s Rails Rumble, Tropo offered a special challenge. Build the best example of real-time communications and we’d send you a Sonos S5 Music system for every member of your team. We chose Instalover as the winner of the Tropo prize. Their application lets users sign up for and receive instant blind [...]
Zhao Lu (aka @zlu) has shared a tutorial he has done using Ruby on Rails and our recently released Tropo Web API. The tutorial shows how to add, or build, the Tropo features to your Rails application in 15 minutes using our REST/JSON API. All of this deployed to Heroku for easy application deployment. Another [...]
