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Tag Archives: php
Announcing New Official Twilio Helper Libraries for PHP, Ruby, Python, .NET and Java
Today we’re proud to announce the availability of our revamped Twilio helper libraries for PHP, Ruby, Python, .NET and Java. Each of the libraries was written by a Twilio developer familiar with the language and framework of each respective library. … Continue reading
Easy Conference Calling with Twilio
We’re running a developer contest this week centered around Twilio’s conference calling features, so I thought it would be helpful if I did a quick run through of the <Conference> verb. Have Your People Call My People The most straight-forward … Continue reading
Posted by
Rahim Sonawalla on July 14, 2011
Tagged conference-calling, conferences, php, sample code
Upcoming Events: Dallas, Chicago, and Milwaukee
While this is pretty short notice, we have a trio of events that may be of interest. First, this weekend July 8-9, I am attending Dallas Drupal Days to talk on a pair of subjects. The first is the new … Continue reading
Introducing Keith Casey, Austin by way of PHP
Hi, I’m Keith Casey and I’m the newest Developer Evangelist at Twilio. The first 90% of my job is to get good tools into the hands of good developers so they can build great things. I’ve been a PHPer for … Continue reading
Posted by
Keith Casey on June 14, 2011
Tagged evangelist, keith casey, php
How To Create SMS Payment Notifications for FreshBooks Using Twilio
Ah, there’s nothing like the feeling of getting paid. Using the Twilio SMS API and the FreshBooks API, we can easily create a web app that let’s you experience that feeling no matter where you are. In this tutorial, we’re … Continue reading
Posted by
Rahim Sonawalla on June 1, 2011
Tagged Freshbooks, notifications, php, sample code, sms
How To Create a Simple SMS Voting System Using PHP
SMS voting systems are incredibly useful at larger events where you want to poll the attendees, but don’t want to limit yourself to only those with smartphones. Using Twilio’s SMS API, you can create a simple voting system in just … Continue reading
Posted by
Rahim Sonawalla on May 3, 2011
Tagged php, sms, SMS voting system
New CakePHP Twilio Datasource from Aaron Reisman
Aaron Reisman is a Media Specialist and Founder of Life is Content. While working on some Twilio projects Aaron developed a new CakePHP Datasource for accessing the Twilio API via standard model functions. The source code is freely available on … Continue reading
Posted by
John Sheehan on June 9, 2010
Tagged cakephp, datasource, php, twilio
Extending Click-to-Call to Simultaneously Call Multiple Numbers
Did you know Twilio has an exhaustive list of HowTos and Example Code? Whether you’re new to Twilio, or just looking to get a jump start on your latest project, this is a great place to see some how some … Continue reading
Posted by
John Sheehan on May 18, 2010
Tagged call center, calling, click-to-call, dial, outbound call, php, simultaneous calls, twilio, voice
Preventing Spam & Fraud with SMS Phone Verification
If you’ve used a service like Google Calendar that sends out reminders via SMS, you may recall that when you set up your mobile device to receive alerts, the application verified that you were the owner of the device. This … Continue reading