Thanks to some commits by Ben Klang of Adhearsion and MojoLingo fame, we have a new release of the Tropo AGItate script. Version 0.1.7 now includes release notes, with changes that include: (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘asterisk’
Tropo AGItate v0.1.7 Released
Friday, April 22nd, 2011JavaScript Remote Call Center Solution: Part 3
Monday, March 28th, 2011As 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.
Using Tropo for a Remote Call Center Solution
Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011
Over on the Phono blog, we’re doing a series of posts on a new project to build a remote call center solution with Phono and other JavaScript components.
Update to AGItate
Friday, March 11th, 2011I have released v0.1.3 of AGItate today. In case you have forgotten, AGItate turns Tropo into an Asterisk AGI client for use with the likes of Adhearsion, Asterisk-Java and others.
WebSockets and Tropo, Putting the Real-Time in Your Communications
Thursday, December 16th, 2010
Interactive applications require low-latency, just like phone calls, in order to make them real-time and natural. While REST drives much of the APIs on the web today, sometimes it just adds too much overhead and therefore introduces latency. In steps WebSockets, a part of the HTML5 standard. WebSockets provide a persistent bi-directional connection between your users and yours services. Now, with Tropo, you may write real-time applications that provide snappy interactions to drive games, interactive billboards and just about any other interactive application that requires a great user experience.
Go Multilingual with Tropo AGItate
Thursday, October 14th, 2010
Tropo supports 7 languages with 4 dialects for speech synthesis (TTS) and voice recognition (ASR) for developing voice apps. The supported languages today are: (more…)
Outbound with Tropo AGItate
Thursday, October 14th, 2010
We have shown you Tropo AGItate and how to mix it with Asterisk to add Tropo capabilities. Now, its time to show how to create outbound calls using the Tropo Session API, all using AGItate, Adhearsion and CouchDB.
Asterisk & Tropo and a Single Adhearsion Dialplan
Friday, October 8th, 2010
A key goal of Tropo AGItate is to allow you to use Tropo seamlessly with an existing Asterisk server. With AGItate you may add any Tropo feature to your existing Asterisk server without installing additional Asterisk modules and using the AGI protocol you already know. These features include: (more…)
Howto Install and Use Tropo AGItate
Wednesday, October 6th, 2010
Last Friday we announced Tropo AGItate on the Voipusers Conference. As you may recall, AGItate is a Tropo script that turns Tropo into an Asterisk platform in the cloud. This script allows you to run any FastAGI framework controlling Tropo as if it were an Asterisk server.
Tropo Now Speaks Asterisk Gateway Interface (AGI)
Friday, October 1st, 2010The Asterisk community is a vibrant one, one that we actively support through our sponsorship and advocacy of Adhearsion. We have decided to take it a step further and created a Tropo Scripting application that turns Tropo into a giant Asterisk application platform in the cloud. You can now run just about any Asterisk AGI application on Tropo.
