The Onion created this awesome fartscroll.js.
It's best to take a look at a demo from HuffingtonPost, making celebrities fart.
You will be glad to read the farking source code on github.
It's a killer API.
Showing posts with label javascript. Show all posts
Showing posts with label javascript. Show all posts
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Sunday, November 25, 2012
SwitchCoder - Telephony Platform without API
SwitchCoder is kind of like Twilio, but without the RESTful APIs.
Instead, they provide a javascript engine for you to write your code.
This javascript way of using telephony service is not new. Tropo has implemented that for a long time.
Their pricing is fairly similar to Twilio, Tropo, Plivio (and a dozen):
Instead, they provide a javascript engine for you to write your code.
This javascript way of using telephony service is not new. Tropo has implemented that for a long time.
Their pricing is fairly similar to Twilio, Tropo, Plivio (and a dozen):
- 1 cent per minute
- 1 cent per SMS
- $0.50 per phone number
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Phono SDK Makes Call From Your Web Browser
Phono provides an SDK to make calls from your web browser. To be more specific, they provide a javascript library that is easy to integrate into a web development.
It is now using flash technology (for mic), but WebRTC is coming soon (as they claimed).
Phono is not the only library that does voice call from a web browser. Twilio Client is another one.
It is now using flash technology (for mic), but WebRTC is coming soon (as they claimed).
Phono is not the only library that does voice call from a web browser. Twilio Client is another one.
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