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Adam Stacoviak and Wynn Netherland have released a new episode of The Changelog featuring the Adhearsion Project. Ben Langfeld and Ben Klang were interviewed to talk about the project, their views on the telephony world and lots of other interesting … view more
What a rush! Today marks another milestone in the Adhearsion project: the release of Adhearsion 2.0. There has been a fury of activity in the last few days as we have worked hard to update documentation and release a brand … view more
In our exploration of a newly generated plugin, we have so far mostly looked at the facilities Adhearsion provides to hook into the framework and your application. It is now time to actually build some new business logic, although it … view more
The ability to easily add reusable functionality to a framework is one of the most important features. Plugins in Adhearsion 2.0 have been completely rebuilt to better suit the new structure and allow them to provide a wider variety of … view more
Rapid and painless creation of complex IVRs has always been one of the defining features of Adhearsion for beginning and advanced programmers alike. Through the #menu DSL method, the framework abstracts and packages the output and input management and 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
The Adhearsion team is pleased to announce the release of Adhearsion version 1.2.1. This is a bugfix release. A summary of the updates: Removed the restful_rpc component since it is now distributed as a gem. Allow overriding the path to … view more
Yesterday I (Ben Klang) announced the release of Adhearsion 1.2.0 during my presentation “State of the Art Telephony with Ruby” at Lone Star Ruby Conference V in Austin, Texas. LSRC has long been a supporter of the Adhearsion project and … view more