Would you like to add the ability on your WordPress blog for people to just click a button and call you using their web browser? Or call an application you have written?
Chris Matthieu demonstrates how to build a web application that can place and receive real telephone calls and VoIP SIP calls using PhonoSDK in less than 10 minutes using pure HTML and jQuery!
Less than 1 week after the world-wide launch of PhonoSDK at the jQuery Conference in Boston, we have decided to open source the technology to the world and post it on GitHub at http://github.com/phono/PhonoSDK! It’s been released under the Apache2 software license.
Twelephone.com was written in a day by Chris Matthieu using the PhonoSDK. It’s a simple Ruby on Rails application that supports Twitter OAuth and allows you to call your friends on Twitter for free. Twelephone can place and receive browser-to-browser calls as well as 10 minute free browser-to-phone calls to US and Canadian numbers. See our previous post for more technical information about the solution architecture.
Phono provides an object-oriented, simple API for embedding two-way audio and chat onto any web page. The Phono SDK is a pure client-side solution and requires zero server-side logic on your part; all communication is handled transparently by the Voxeo Cloud. Check out this blog post for a more detailed description of Phono)
This past Saturday at the JQuery Conference in Boston, Voxeo Labs’ Jose de Castro was on stage in front of the 400+ developers introducing the Phono SDK. For those of you interested in seeing what the JQuery Conf attendees saw, here are Jose’s slides:
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