jsgoecke

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by jsgoecke 16y ago
Something not covered here? http://www.diggz.org/index.php/about/
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by jsgoecke 16y ago
I can not speak to the use of conferencing for that scenario. But, if you are allowing flow to happen after you have dialed a user in Asterisk ('g' option on the Dial command in Asterisk - http://bit.ly/575c6 ) and the dialed party hangs u
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by jsgoecke 16y ago
Well, I shared a taxi from Astricon to the airport in Phoenix in 2009 with two founders of Twilio. This was after their presentation on Asterisk at Astricon: http://www.slideshare.net/twilio/reinventing-the-dialplan-sl... Plus they have s
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by jsgoecke 16y ago
One box? One box is never a good idea for an application that is relied upon. You need to have redundancy (geographic even better), load-balancing, etc. Sure, you may roll your own anything, but you are better off outsourcing much of that t
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by jsgoecke 16y ago
Yes, to date Twilio has used Asterisk along with OpenSER. Asterisk has its place, as I was personally involved in Adhearsion ( http://adhearsion.com ) and now Voxeo Labs sponsors the project. The place for Asterisk today is not for providin
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by jsgoecke 16y ago
Yes, this is a great example of how we focus Tropo on making things easy. But then also let you do the complex things like advanced grammars for speech recognition when you need to. Simplicity mixed with depth of features.
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by jsgoecke 16y ago
I was on the forum in October, representing Tropo, with Danielle at ITExpo West in LA moderated by Thomas Howe ( http://thethomashowecompany.com/ ). Danielle did make the statement that Twilio could not, and would not, catch up with Tropo o
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by jsgoecke 16y ago
I agree. Bundler is a gem that has changed the way I work.
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by jsgoecke 16y ago
Give http://tropo.com a try. It also does voice, IM and Twitter along with SMS.