In a previous blog post I already showed how we could pretty quickly create applications in Grails with the Tropo Grails Plugin and host them in Cloud Foundry with almost no effort. In this blog post I’m going to show a more ellaborated example. But, hey! In Tropo and Grails ellaborated examples don’t take more than 100 lines of code :)
Cloud Foundry is a Platform-as-a-Service platform that lets you deploy Spring, Grails, Rails and Node.js applications in the cloud. We’ve already shown in previous blog posts how you could easily create Tropo-powered Grails applications with Tropo’s Grails webapi plugin. However, in this blog post I’m going to show you an screencast in which you will learn how to deploy your applications to CloudFoundry.
I’ve called this blog post ‘Controlling your Browser with your Phone and Grails’ but I perfectly could have named it ‘Building Publish / Subscribe Apps with Tropo and Redis Revisited’ as what I’m going to show you here is basically a remake of Mark Headd’s super-awesome blog post from April 4th that showed how you could create voice-powered publish-subscribe applications using Redis and Tropo.
Hi. In a previous post we announced our new and shiny Grails Webapi library that allows all Grails developers to create voice and SMS powered applications very easily from their Grails applications.
We are happy to announce that today we just have released a brand new Grails based implementation of our WebApi. If you don’t know Grails, it is a Groovy based framework built in Java that lets you create very quickly applications that may run in any JVM powered application server like Tomcat, Oracle WebLogic or IBM WebSphere.
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