Monthly Archives: December 2011

DOers in Action: Twimlbin Hosting Solution

For most developers, their hosting solution is already in place making it easy to build and test new Twilio apps quickly, but for some that first step can be time consuming. Jonathan Kressaty, co-founder of VUURR digital consultancy and development … Continue reading →

Posted by Meghan Murphy on December 29, 2011

Sketchnotes: TwilioCon 2011 Through a Pencil's Eye

Alexis Finch has a special eye when it comes to tech talks and presentations, and she translates them into amazingly detailed Sketchnotes. Highlighting top items from a presentation, Alexis captures the high level thoughts and gives them to us in … Continue reading →

Posted by Meghan Murphy on December 28, 2011 Tagged , ,

Hall & Oates on Speed Dial: Viral Success Powered by Twilio

Developers use Twilio to create amazing apps every day, from simple hacks to building a business, and sometimes, they create Callin’ Oates. The first Twilio app developed by Michael Selvidge, a new corporate communications manager at Twilio, became an runaway … Continue reading →

Posted by Meghan Murphy on December 22, 2011 Tagged ,

Day in the Life: Twilio Sales Engineer

Twilio is hiring a Senior Sales Engineer!  We’re looking for DOers who are are interested in breaking open the big black box of telecom to put telephony back in the hands of the people. If you are interested in joining … Continue reading →

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London Accelerator Springboard Opens for Applicants with Serious Perks

Springboard is London’s latest accelerator bootcamp living in the heart of London’s Tech City, launched this year by startup vet Jon Bradford. As an long-time entrepreneur, Bradford knows that sometimes new entrepreneurs need personalized help, and a little seed money doesn’t … Continue reading →

Posted by Meghan Murphy on December 21, 2011

YourDoctorsAdvice.org uses call recording to help with health care compliance

YourDoctorsAdvice helps patients follow medical advice by turning ordinary cell phones into call recording devices Decades of debate over how to fix the health care system have convinced nearly everyone that there are no simple solutions. But Fred Trotter, an … Continue reading →

Posted by Elise Ackerman on December 20, 2011 Tagged , , ,

Developer Contest Winner Buzzes In One-Time Use Access Codes For Shopify Deliveries

A few weeks ago developers stepped up to the challenge of mashing Shopify API with Twilio for top e-commerce solutions just in time for the holidays. Developers submitted many fantastic hacks for the contest and as always it was difficult … Continue reading →

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OpenVBX Releases New Updates and Improvements

We are very happy to share that OpenVBX 1.2 is now available for download. This release comes a bit sooner and a bit lighter than we had originally planned, but is no less packed with goodies than you deserve. OpenVBX … Continue reading →

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API Mashup Developer Contest: A Rube Goldberg Holiday

The holidays are upon us! This means lots of napping, big meals, more napping, and too much time with family. The best part? Extra time for hacking. So we thought an extra special API mashup developer challenge would be perfect over … Continue reading →

Posted by Meghan Murphy on December 19, 2011 Tagged