by Philip Weeks | Nov 3, 2020 | .NET, Features, SIP, Voice
I recently worked on a telephony project which required me to learn to code using Twilio. For those not familiar, Twilio provides a service which allows developers to host telecommunications programs on web servers, using telephony resources hosted in...
by Ron Tanner | Jul 12, 2019 | .NET, Features, SIP, Voice
Most developers that want to add SMS or voice (telephone) processing to their applications have come across a publicly traded company called Twilio (TWLO). The company is impressive with their 2019 revenue approaching 1 billion dollars. (Don’t they...
by Ron Tanner | Feb 15, 2018 | .NET
NuGet makes incorporating third party libraries into .NET applications quick and easy. It also simplifies keeping your references current as new versions of the libraries are released. With the Voice Elements client now in NuGet, you can now start writing your own...
by Monroe Comstock | Dec 13, 2017 | .NET
Over the past couple of years, I have spent a good deal of time designing, developing and advising many people on dialers. Where some have been predictive dialers, others simple power dialers or voice broadcasting systems, I have several times discussed the options...
by Ron Tanner | Jun 1, 2017 | .NET
VoiceXML promised to create simple, open source voice applications that could run on any hardware platform and easily be moved from vendor to vendor or service to service. Instead we got a mix of additional standards such as CCXML, SSML, SISR, EcmaScript, SCXML, SRGS,...
by Monroe Comstock | Apr 8, 2017 | .NET
I first envisioned the basic framework of Voice Elements in the fall of 2007. At that time, our rock solid CTI32 toolkit for telephony was in its heyday. CTI32 had, for a decade or more, been a platform of choice for many a .NET developer. The CTI32 toolkit, took away...
