Windows Azure + Twilio == A Happy Tale to Tell
- Date: to
- Day 1
- Studio A
- A03
- Speakers: Panagiotis Kefalidis
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Taking advantage of Twilio’s awesomeness and Windows Azure’s scalability, we decided to build a phone and SMS center in the cloud. It was finished with some salt from ASP.NET MVC Web API and bonded with SignalR and knockout.js. The end result was tasty and I’m here to share the tale and the recipe of creating a highly scalable phone and SMS Solution using only but cloud services.
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Nice presenation!
I really like the client side part. But in the video you pretty mouch scroll over it. Will the code for this demo be released?
@Fredrik: Yes, I'll be sharing it as soon as I'm back in Europe in 2 days.
Cool presentation and nice work! Are you planning to share the code for the demo ?
Eugen, yes pretty soon.. like tomorrow soon. 😊
Excuses for the delay, I haven't forgot this, but work related issues didn't have the time to upload the code/demos. It will be done in the next 2-3 days maximum. Again, apologies for anyone who might waited for this.
And how is it going with the upload? ;)
It's uploaded to GitHub https://github.com/pkefal/VoxVoiPlayground, forgot to share here as well
Thanks.
Just forked it. :)
Will take a look later.
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