Monthly Archives: October 2012

Startups from Five Developer Communities Featured in the TwilioCon Community Hall

At TwilioCon 2012, eighteen startups from five developer communities will be joining us in the Community Hall to demo their products. We’re excited for you to get to know these great companies and see what they are building. The Community … Continue reading →

Posted by Tony Mataya on October 11, 2012 Tagged , , , ,

TwilioCon 2012 Hackathon: Updated Schedule, Hacker League, Judges and Prizes

With TwilioCon quickly approaching, we can hardly contain our excitement for the crazy-awesome hacks and apps you will build at the TwilioCon Hackathon. We’ve given you an overview of the Hackathon and the services that, thanks to our sponsors, will … Continue reading →

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Two-Factor Authentication ASP.NET MVC 4 Registration with Twilio SMS

This is a guest post by Long Le, a .NET Enterprise Architect and Solutions Architect at Computer Sciences Corporation. Originally posted on Long’s personal blog found here, Long is an avid blogger and a serious Modern Warfare 3 Gamer. Make … Continue reading →

Posted by Kyle Kelly-Yahner on October 10, 2012 Tagged , , , ,

What Are Bag Phones and What Is The Future of Communications? TwilioCon Speakers Weigh In (Part 2)

This year’s TwilioCon focuses on building the future of communications. We’re bringing together the developers and DOers who are busy creating this future to discuss what communications will look like down the road. To help map this out, we asked … Continue reading →

Posted by Kyle Kelly-Yahner on October 9, 2012 Tagged , , , , ,

Code For America Detroit Fellows Launch A Better Way to Ride the Bus

We’re big fans of Code For America here, fellows in cities across America are focused on improving their host cities through technology. Specifically, coding solutions that help governments engage with their citizens, and help citizens get the most out of … Continue reading →

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What is the Future of Communications? TwilioCon Speakers Weigh In

Smoke Signals, SMS, and Sketchy Marketing Tactics This year’s TwilioCon focuses on building the future of communications. We’re bringing together the developers and DOers who are busy creating this future to discuss what communications will look like down the road. … Continue reading →

Posted by Kyle Kelly-Yahner on October 5, 2012 Tagged , ,

Get Started with Twilio Voice: Record Caller’s Voice Screencast

In the fourth installment of Twilio’s Voice Quickstart Series, we introduce you to the <Record> verb. This walkthrough shows you how to set up an interactive IVR so your caller can be connected to another number, as demonstrated in the previous … Continue reading →

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TwilioCon 2012 Hackathon: Do It In the Cloud

We’re calling on all DOers to join us for the second annual TwilioCon Hackathon. Stay up late with us on Wednesday, October 17th and do what you do best: build awesome stuff. We’ll bring the Red Bull, power strips, and … Continue reading →

Posted by Tony Mataya on October 4, 2012 Tagged , , ,

Take The Hassle Out Of Scheduling with Ready Set Work and Twilio SMS

If you’ve ever worked in a bar or a restaurant,  you know that the one constant is change. Menus, specials, and schedules are always subject to change with or without notice. Whether you’re a bar back or a business owner, … Continue reading →

Posted by Kyle Kelly-Yahner on October 3, 2012 Tagged , , , ,