Voice Applications that Work Like Magic!
When you're launching a new way of communicating, you don't just want it to work: You want it to work like magic.
After all, fusing data, web content and video with telephony should provide the kind of a rich, rewarding experience that makes your customers say, "Wow!" — and transform your business in the process.
Making it happen takes less heavy lifting than you might imagine. (Even small businesses can implement very sophisticated solutions.) It just takes smart, highly specialized thinking. That's Mojo Lingo.
Ben Klang will be presenting a talk at FOSDEM 2012 in Brussels, Belgium entitled “Voice Applications for the Modern Open Source Hacker.” From the talk’s abstract: Many open source hackers see the allure of building applications that integrate with the … view more
In Adhearsion applications based on Adhearsion 1.x and earlier, the most popular way to write the meat of the application was directly in dialplan.rb, and applications would look something like this: adhearsion { case variables[:dnid] when /789/ +calls_to_the_top_secret_number else … view more
At the 2011 AdhearsionConf, way back in October 2011, the Adhearsion Team made grand promises about this shiny new piece of software called Adhearsion 2.0. We also made, what turned out to be, slightly optimistic statements about the timeline by … view more
Using ActiveRecord with Adhearsion opens up a world of possibilities for highly dynamic voice applications, but what happens when you reach a large number of concurrent calls? Well, unless you carefully manage your database connection pool, things get a little … view more