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Getting started with Twilio-sync using Laravel
In your time as a developer, you might find (or have found) yourself needing an easier and faster way to synchronize a user’s data across multiple devices. One way to do this would be to have a single source of state for your data, ideally in the cloud. Twilio provides a great service which can be used to manage and synchronize data in real-time across multiple devices and platforms called Twilio Sync.
In this tutorial we will take a look at how to make use of Twilio Sync as a data store by building a To-Do application using Laravel and Angular.
Prerequisite
In order to follow this tutorial, you will need:
- Basic knowledge of Laravel
- Laravel Installed on your local machine
- Composer globally installed
- Twilio Account
Getting started
In this tutorial, we will look at how to take advantage of Twilio Sync to ...
In this tutorial, we will teach you how to use Twilio’s Programmable SMS to create an SMS based product verification application using Laravel. After we’re finished, you will have developed a custom SMS verification system that allows your users to check the authenticity of a product via SMS.
Prerequisites
In order to follow this tutorial, you will need:
- Basic knowledge of Laravel
- Laravel Installed on your local machine
- Composer globally installed
- MySQL setup on your local machine
- Twilio Account
Getting Started
We will start off by creating a new Laravel project. This can be done either using the Laravel installer or Composer. We will be making use of the Laravel installer in this tutorial. If you don’t have it installed, you can check how to set it up from the Laravel documentation. To generate a fresh Laravel project, let’s run the laravel command on our terminal ...
At some point in your application workflow, you may need to pass important information to your users. Thanks to the advancement in web technologies, this can easily be done with push notifications. However, most of these services require your users to have an internet connection and unfortunately, this isn’t always the case. Luckily, we can overcome this by using a notification system that does not rely on the internet.
In this tutorial, we will teach you how to use Twilio’s Programmable SMS to create an SMS notification portal using Laravel. After we’re finished, you would have developed a custom SMS notification portal that allows you to notify your users via a dashboard with SMS.
Prerequisite
In order to follow this tutorial, you will need:
- Basic knowledge of Laravel
- Laravel Installed on your local machine
- Composer globally installed
- MySQL setup on your local machine
- Twilio Account