Has this ever happened to you?
You’re feeling a bit randy so you decide to head over to your local coworking facility or hacker dojo to get some work done. Although it’s a bit of an odd hour, the caffeine is pumping in your veins and you’re raring to code up the next big thing.
Unfortunately, when you get to your coworking site your realize that the door is locked, and you don’t know who is inside to call or send a message to so they may come and let you in. Bummer!
Since random number generation is a common “first app” for people learning a new language, we decided to add a new tutorial showing an application that utilizes the math functions of each of the five supported languages (JavaScript, Ruby, PHP, Python & Groovy) to create the Chance Facilitator in Tropo.
Yesterday in Philadelphia, Tropo had the pleasure of taking part in the Data Camp event sponsored by Code for America.
Join Voxeo Labs and Tropo for some free tasty beverages at the First South Beach Startup Drinkup on Friday February 25, 2011 from 8pm to 11pm at:
Tropo just recently partnered with PamFax to deliver faxing capabilities via an API. Jason Goecke wrapped their API with a very simple Ruby gem called pamfaxr available at GitHub and installable using a “gem install pamfaxr” from your command line. Using the PamFaxr Ruby gem, I will demonstrate how to send a simple fax as well as how to build a Tropo Voice to Fax transcription application using our Scripting API!
Diggz and SocialVirgil hit up SuperHappyDevHouse 42 this weekend in San Jose at the tech museum, joining over 300 hackers from all over the bay area. Virgil shot & edited this montage video with some highlights of the day’s fun:
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