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Tag Archives: github
Seattle Hacks – Using Github Pages and Jekyll To Finally Create The Noiseless Hacker Calendar
After about a year of working for Twilio as a Developer Evangelist in Seattle, I was still having trouble answering simple, recurring questions: What are the best developer meetups in Seattle? Are there any cool hackathons or conferences coming up? … Continue reading
Webhook Notification App Lerner Takes Top Twilio Prize at DevFest 2012
Last month, Columbia University students embarked on a week of development-focused events around building apps with real-life potential during DevFest 2012. We saw a ton of awesome hacks from the week but one twilio-powered developer, Zhehao Mao, took home the award … Continue reading
Posted by
Meghan Murphy on March 5, 2012
Tagged DOer, github, hackathon, student, web application
Coast To Coast: Hanging Out at CodeConf & HackNY This Weekend
A Weekend of Code at Github’s CodeConf – Rahim Sonawalla @rahims This weekend Github threw its first conference, CodeConf. The theme was social coding, and 300 developers came from all over the nation to meet and talk about everything from … Continue reading
Announcing the OpenVBX iPhone App for Users on the Go
Last year, Twilio released OpenVBX to help developers build rich web-based voice communications applications. Today, we’re happy to announce an open-source iPhone app to accompany OpenVBX for mobile users on the go. Use OpenVBX for the iPhone to enjoy the … Continue reading
Posted by
Danielle Morrill on February 21, 2011
Tagged github, iphone app, openvbx
Twilioflow – Using State Machines for Twilio Call Flows
Dhananjay Keskar has released Twilioflow on github; it’s a Rails plugin for state machine driven interactions with Twilio. Twilioflow provides: A Workflow approach for keeping your business logic inside models Concise Ruby way for specifying voice responses and key press … Continue reading
Posted by
John Britton on August 17, 2010
Tagged github, rails, twilioflow
Twilio Starter Kit for the Zend Framework by Michael Kimsal
Thank you to Michael Kimsal, who created a starter kit for developers using Twilio with the Zend Framework for PHP. As he announced on the Twilio Developers Network on LinkedIn: I was putting together some sample code for an upcoming … Continue reading
Posted by
Danielle Morrill on June 30, 2010
Tagged github, open source, starter kit
Alex Polvi Wins Twilio Netbook Contest Week #5 – Open Source It!
Congratulations to Alex Polvi, winner of this week’s Netbook Contest in the Open Source It category! Alex built Twilio + Nagios, an open sourced tool that integrates Twilio with the popular monitoring tool Nagios, which notifies webmasters when site and … Continue reading
Posted by
Danielle Morrill on June 23, 2009
Tagged cloudkick, contest, developers, github, nagios, open source, telephony, twilio, winner