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Tag Archives: node.js
Pair Programming in the Browser with Twilio
The tools for creating real-time applications in the browser are getting better all the time. Running node.js on the server, in conjunction with libraries like socket.io, makes it ridiculously simple to facilitate server push and event-driven communication between clients. Combine … Continue reading
Posted by
Kevin Whinnery on June 4, 2013
Tagged node.js, Pair Programming in the Browser, socket.io, twilio tutorial
Introduction to Twilio Client with node.js
This is the second in a series of tutorial blog posts covering the use of Twilio’s new helper library for node.js. Last time, we introduced you to the basic features and usage of the Twilio module for node. In this … Continue reading
Posted by
Kevin Whinnery on April 7, 2013
Tagged node.js, Twilio Client, Twilio Module For Node.js, twilio tutorial
Building a Real-time SMS Voting App Part 3: Scaling Node.js and CouchDB
This is the third in a four-part series of blog posts on building a real-time SMS and voice voting application using Node.js. In part one, we created the Node.js application and captured incoming votes over SMS. In part two, we … Continue reading
Posted by
Carter Rabasa on January 16, 2013
Tagged cloudant, couchdb, node.js, nosql, performance, sms, votr-app-series
Building a Real-time SMS Voting App Part 2: Socket.io and Highcharts.js
This is the second in a four-part series of blog posts on building a real-time SMS voting application using Node.js. In part one, we created the Node.js application, set-up the CouchDB database and captured incoming votes over SMS with Twilio. … Continue reading
Building a Real-time SMS Voting App Part 1: Node.js & CouchDB
This is the first in a four-part series of blog posts on building a real-time SMS and voice voting application using Node.js. In part one, we will create the Node.js application, set-up the CouchDB database and connect everything to Twilio … Continue reading
This Week Twilio takes Chicago with Text Messages and Pizza
We love Chicago and we don’t get to give the city as much attention as we’d like. But every so often, an entire series of events line up to let us visit the Chicago area to enjoy the only city … Continue reading
Two-Factor Authentication with Node.js and Twilio
Two-factor authentication is becoming the go-to method for increased login security on the web, as it ties a physical device to your virtual credentials. It is being adopted by many of the major players in the industry, including Intuit, Google and Facebook. While … Continue reading
Posted by
Jonathan Gottfried on April 27, 2012
Tagged 2FA, node.js, phone verification, Security and Fraud Prevention, two factor authentication, voice
Getting Started with Twilio and Node.js
See the most updated version of this post and our new Node.js module here. Node.js is one of the most talked about frameworks in the web development community since Rails. While still very young, node is being hailed as fast, … Continue reading
Using Twilio with Node.js by Dusty Candland of Red27 Consulting
Dusty Candland is the founder of Red27 Consulting in Denver, CO. Recently Dusty was working on an app called SMSBet.info that uses Node.js with Twilio. Dusty wrote this post to help you get started writing your own Twilio apps running … Continue reading