ScraperWiki is a powerful cloud-based service that lets you scrape data from online documents and websites. When you write a scraper – a script to pull information from a web resource and then parse out the bits you want – it will execute inside the ScraperWiki environment. You can store the data that is scraped [...]
Last week we showed you how to create an Anonymous Texting Service using SMSified, Node.js and Nodester; while we know Node.js and Nodester are the new cool, there’s a whole lotta developers out there that love them some Ruby and Heroku, too, and we don’t intend to forget about you. Presenting the same Anonymous Texting Service, written using Ruby, the Ruby [...]
My last blog post explained how to create an app using SMSified, Node.js, the Node.js SMSified library and Nodester that forwards all text messages from an SMSified phone number to a personal cell phone. As I tested and used the app, I quickly determined what I really wanted was the ability to both receive and [...]
Last week we showed you how to create an Anonymous Texting Service using SMSified, Node.js and Nodester; while we know Node.js and Nodester are the new cool, there’s a whole lotta developers out there that love them some Ruby and Heroku, too, and we don’t intend to forget about you. Presenting the same Anonymous Texting Service, written using Ruby, the Ruby [...]
As I mentioned before, this year the SIP Forum is holding its first ever SIPNOC: The SIP Network Operators Conference event on April 25-27 in Herndon, Virginia, just outside of Washington, DC. The abstract of the event is: SIPNOC is a unique event for service providers and carriers to gather to discuss the challenges of [...]
If you stopped by our blogs.voxeo.com portal during this week, you may have noticed that a few of the posts appearing there weren’t in English. Yes, indeed, some of the Voxeons over in our Cologne, Germany, office wanted to start writing online in German and so we rolled out: http://blogs.voxeo.com/voxeogermany/ Sabine Winterkamp started the blog [...]
As I wrote earlier, the next SIPit interoperability test session, SIPit 28, will take place April 11-15, 2011, in Hunstville, Alabama, sponsored by Digium. As I’ve written about before, these SIPit test events are critical for our industry as they provide a way for companies to test out their support for the SIP protocol – [...]
