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Author Archives: Carter Rabasa
Microsoft's Imagine Cup: Student Developers FTW
Last weekend I was lucky enough be a judge for the US Finals of Microsoft’s Imagine Cup. The Imagine Cup is a global competition that challenges students to use technology to solve the world’s toughest problems. I am very passionate about … Continue reading
Posted by
Carter Rabasa on May 1, 2012
Tagged imaginecup, microsoft, students
JSConf 2012: Bull Rides & Bacon in Scottsdale
Every year around January it starts. A tweet gets sent, a rough landing page is set-up and the drum beat to JSConf begins. JSConf is special: it is curated with love by Chris and Laura Williams, it welcomes families and … Continue reading
Posted by
Carter Rabasa on April 6, 2012
Tagged html5, javascript, jsconf, nodejs, win8
Behind the Code: HackVAN
Last weekend Vancouver, BC played host to the HackVAN hackathon. HackVan brought together developers, designers and create people from across Canada to spend eight hours coming up with some crazy ideas and getting them prototyped. Twilio was one of many … Continue reading
A Hidden Gem: Fallback URLs
When you build an application with Twilio, connecting your app to your Twilio number is simply a matter of defining a couple of webhooks to the parts of your application that will be handling voice and SMS requests. Just like that, … Continue reading
Posted by
Carter Rabasa on March 27, 2012
Tagged availability, fallback, reliability, webhooks
Eventr Captures Twilio Prize at Angel Hack SF
On March 3rd the startup communities in Boston and San Francisco converged on Angel Hack, a bi-coastal hackathon that attracted hundreds of developers who had 30 hours to build an app from scratch and pitch it to a panel of … Continue reading
Introducing Carter Rabasa, Developer Evangelist Bringing Twilio Back to Seattle
Hello, world. My name is Carter Rabasa and I am your friendly neighborhood developer evangelist. I live in Seattle which (not many people know this) also happens to be where Twilio was born. I joined Twilio because I believe that … Continue reading
Posted by
Carter Rabasa on February 29, 2012
Tagged developer evangelist, New Twilion
Seattle Entrepreneurs Descend on The Startup Conference
Yesterday I attended The Startup Conference in downtown Seattle, organized by the Founder Institute. This was the Institutes’s first go in Seattle after putting on the conference in Silicon Valley, Los Angeles and Paris. Being relatively new to the Seattle startup … Continue reading
Posted by
Carter Rabasa on February 17, 2012
Tagged Founders Institute, Pitch, Seatlle