Matrix.org is an ambitious nonprofit open source project complementing and supporting the Telecom Application Developers ecosystem by providing a new open standard for interoperable decentralised VoIP and Instant Messaging. We believe users want to use their preferred apps and services to communicate rather than being forced into the myriad different services their contacts happen to … Continue reading Introducing Partner Matrix.org
Every TADS event we run pre and post-event surveys to help build a better agenda, enable people who can not make it physically to the event to ask questions of the keynotes and presenters, and gather peoples’ opinions on a range of technologies and issues. Please take a few minutes to complete the questions that … Continue reading TADSummit Pre-conference Questionnaire
RestComm iOS Client allows you to leverage the telecommunication features of RestComm. It offers a simple yet efficient Objective-C API that you can use to add rich communications capabilities to your iOS Apps. With this tutorial we will explore how to integrate the RestComm iOS Client SDK in your app. We will setup a sample … Continue reading How to integrate the RestComm iOS Client SDK in your app
This post will help you use JAIN SIP in your android application. Before proceeding we need to clarify the need and background for this. Why do this? Limitations of native sip stack. The stock native android sip stack is built on top of JAIN SIP but it does not have all functionality, there is no support for IM, … Continue reading JAIN SIP Stack for Android
Tropo have launched the Tropo Developer Network (TDN), it’s a community of technical and business experts collaborating to bring Tropo-powered apps to new customers and markets around the world. If you have built a service focused on say the UK market, TDN can help you to take that service to other markets in say the … Continue reading The Tropo Developer Network to be Presented at TADSummit
Given the feedback received since the release of the TAD Manifesto and the responses to the TAD Questionnaires, Telecom application developers range from: Hardcore Telecom Application Developers building communications platforms and services on open source and proprietary platforms such as OpenCloud, Asterisk, Free Switch, Mobicents, Clearwater, etc.. These are the developers that understand re-origination, codec … Continue reading Building the TAD Ecosystem