Archive for the ‘node.js’ Category
Monday, November 26th, 2012
Get into the holiday spirit with this fun hack by Tropo developer Anthony Webb. This video demonstrates how you can hack your G-35 Holiday Lights by mashing them up with Arduino, Tropo, Nodejs, and a little dash of Ruby code. It also shows the speed of Tropo’s scripting engine using TCP sockets. This allows for extremely low latency, as opposed to simple web callback methods.
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Tags: Arduino, node.js, Ruby
Posted in Awesome, node.js, Open Source, Ruby, Tropo, Video | 2 Comments »
Friday, December 23rd, 2011
Remember the Magic 8 Ball game from yesteryear?
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Tags: Game, JavaScript, magic 8 ball, node.js, nodester, webapi
Posted in Awesome, node.js, Open Source, Tropo, Video, Web API | 1 Comment »
Thursday, December 22nd, 2011
The number of APIs available are increasing by the day and so is the popularity of Node.JS, the server-side event-driven javascript framework. This got me thinking… How cool would it be to be able to call or sms an API with your phone using Node.JS?
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Tags: API, JavaScript, node.js, nodester, SMS, voice
Posted in Awesome, JavaScript, Multi-channel, node.js, Screencasts, SMS, SourceCode, Tropo | No Comments »
Monday, December 5th, 2011
Tropo is partnering with the LA .NET Developers Group and Outlook Amusements to sponsor this weekend’s LA (Burbank) Hackathon at Outlook Amusements on Saturday, December 10, 2011 from 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM (PT).
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Tags: .net, Hackathon, holiday, Java, JavaScript, LA, nodejs, PHP, Python, rails, Ruby, santa
Posted in Awesome, C#, Events, free, IM, Java, JavaScript, node.js, PHP, Python, Ruby, SMS, training, Tropo, Web API | No Comments »
Monday, October 10th, 2011
In this post I’d like to tell you about the latest project I’ve been working on, which is built using the Tropo API. It’s an elaboration of the “Moveable” series of apps, which I have written about previously here. It’s also supercharged with some ideas lifted directly from Telephony Black Magic, originally presented by Mark Headd.
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Tags: guest post, Infoballoon
Posted in Location, mashups, node.js, PHP, Tropo | No Comments »
Tuesday, June 28th, 2011
In a previous post and screencast on this blog, I demonstrated an example application that highlights some of the more unique features of Tropo to support realtime applications.
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Tags: node.js, NoSQL, PHP, realtime, Redis
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Monday, April 4th, 2011
In a number of previous posts on this site, we’ve talked about the unique nature of Tropo to support persistent sockets for real time applications.
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Tags: jQuery, node.js, PHP, real-time, Redis, screencast, socket.io
Posted in node.js, PHP, Screencasts, SourceCode, Tropo | No Comments »
Monday, March 28th, 2011
As promised in a previous post, this entry will conclude a series we started over on the Phono blog discussing an effort to build a remote call center solution in JavaScript.
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Tags: asterisk, couchdb, JavaScript, node.js, phono
Posted in applications, JavaScript, node.js, Open Source, Screencasts, Tropo | No Comments »
Tuesday, January 18th, 2011
Have you been itching to try out Node.JS for a real-time communication app? Perhaps a voice application? Or a SMS or IM agent? Or a Twitter-bot? Did you read about our Node.js library for the Tropo Web API released back in October and think “That would be a cool way to learn Node.js!” But have been put off by not having a server on the Internet where you could run your Node.JS apps? (more…)
Tags: node.js
Posted in node.js, Web API | 2 Comments »