Comments on: Sketching in VOIP with Tropo http://blog.brentfitzgerald.com/2009/03/sketching-in-voip-with-tropo/ Life & Research Notes Wed, 19 Aug 2009 23:38:59 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: visnu http://blog.brentfitzgerald.com/2009/03/sketching-in-voip-with-tropo/comment-page-1/#comment-57026 visnu Sun, 22 Mar 2009 20:54:17 +0000 http://blog.brentfitzgerald.com/?p=730#comment-57026 ooh, I just thought of something good. giving myself 30 minutes to implement. ooh, I just thought of something good. giving myself 30 minutes to implement.

]]> By: Brian Mulloy http://blog.brentfitzgerald.com/2009/03/sketching-in-voip-with-tropo/comment-page-1/#comment-56675 Brian Mulloy Thu, 19 Mar 2009 04:23:15 +0000 http://blog.brentfitzgerald.com/?p=730#comment-56675 awesome find, brent. this is really cool. congrats, Jonathan, on launching an awesome service. -b awesome find, brent. this is really cool. congrats, Jonathan, on launching an awesome service.

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]]> By: Jonathan Taylor http://blog.brentfitzgerald.com/2009/03/sketching-in-voip-with-tropo/comment-page-1/#comment-56259 Jonathan Taylor Sat, 14 Mar 2009 01:25:38 +0000 http://blog.brentfitzgerald.com/?p=730#comment-56259 Brent, thanks for the great overview of Tropo. It's nice that you mention the toy feel - we wanted Tropo to *feel* like a toy while at the same time being quite powerful. On the subject of Ruby libs and gems, we have an open request policy. Anyone can request what they want. The items requested most often will be reviewed and added first. Fundamentally we want to support as many libraries as we can for each language. And yes, we do have a lot more coming, including more documentation, libraries, languages, and a significant expansion of the ways you can access Tropo applications. We also have a more "comfy" version of the Ruby API that uses Ruby specific features; it should be up within a week. Best, -Jonathan Taylor, Coding Executive Office (CEO) at Tropo / Voxeo Brent, thanks for the great overview of Tropo. It’s nice that you mention the toy feel – we wanted Tropo to *feel* like a toy while at the same time being quite powerful.

On the subject of Ruby libs and gems, we have an open request policy. Anyone can request what they want. The items requested most often will be reviewed and added first. Fundamentally we want to support as many libraries as we can for each language.

And yes, we do have a lot more coming, including more documentation, libraries, languages, and a significant expansion of the ways you can access Tropo applications.

We also have a more “comfy” version of the Ruby API that uses Ruby specific features; it should be up within a week.

Best,

-Jonathan Taylor,
Coding Executive Office (CEO) at Tropo / Voxeo

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