Twilio Screencast Contest Winner – 3 minutes, 47 lines of code
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February 02, 2010
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Last week we challenged Twilio customers to a contest category with a twist. Instead of building a Twilio application for a specific category, we asked developers to create screencasts with a maxiumum leth of 3 minutes that demonstrate how to build a Twilio application.
Justin Vaillancourt sis this week’s contest winner with his screencast for Online Universal Product Code Lookup, where he shows viewers how to build a phone based application using Twilio that searches Google for a given UPC (universal product code) and returns the lowest cost available online for that product.
As Justin said in his submission, “47 lines of code, 3 minutes, truly amazing technology”. Thanks for your submission, and try the product by dialing: 1-866-572-5762.
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