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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Introducing Trails (Twilio-on-Rails) by Hemant Bhanoo
With Trails, Hemant Bhanoo is making it even easier to develop Twilio applications in Rails with this library for using Twilio with the Rails framework. Trails is build on top of the Twilio Ruby Library, and has functional test helpers … Continue reading
Getting Started with Twilio SMS – Ideas, Resources, and Motivation
On Tuesday, we announced our newest product, the Twilio SMS for programatically sending and receiving text messages with your Twilio phone numbers. We’ve also got a developer contest running this week that we’d love to see you get involved with. … Continue reading
Twilio SMS Heroes: Betwext Wins Twilio SMS (beta) Developer Contest
Yesterday, we introduced our newest product, Twilio SMS. While Twilio SMS was in private beta we ran a contest challenging developers added to the first wave of the beta to build a Twilio SMS app for the chance to win … Continue reading
Be Local Wins Twilio Click-to-Call Contest with Salesforce Integration
Each week, we challenge Twilio developers to build applications in new categories through the Twilio Developer Contest. We do this to encourage new use cases and also to help expand what you can imagine when it comes to voice communications. … Continue reading
Posted by
Danielle Morrill on February 8, 2010
Tagged Belocal, contest, developer, wordpress, wp-click2call
Highlights from the Twilio Post Holiday Party
On Friday of last week we welcomed friends, family, customers, investors and other supporters (roommates, customers, vendors, etc) that have become a part of our community in the past year asince Twilio launched to the public in November 2007. Together … Continue reading
Posted by
Danielle Morrill on February 3, 2010
Tagged highlights, holiday party, twilio
Twilio Screencast Contest Winner – 3 minutes, 47 lines of code
Last week we challenged Twilio customers to a contest category with a twist. Instead of building a Twilio application for a specific category, we asked developers to create screencasts with a maxiumum leth of 3 minutes that demonstrate how to … Continue reading
New Developer Contest: Build Click-to-Call Integration
The winner of last week’s developer contest for Twilio screencasts will be announced shortly, but we didn’t want to wait to tell you about this week’s category: Click-to-Call Integration. You’ve got until 11:59pm on Sunday, February 7th, to make your … Continue reading
Posted by
Danielle Morrill on February 1, 2010
Tagged click-to-call, contest