JavaScript The Future of Telephony Application Development

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Claims that JavaScript is the future of telephony with Node.js as a key enabler and backs it with concrete demos: a one-line transfer on Tropo, a Phono browser phone that rings like a SIP endpoint, a CouchDB-backed remote agent that actually takes calls, a Redis pub/sub pipeline with Socket.io and Tropo speech recognition, SMS-triggered UI updates, and a homemade SIP registrar under 85 lines using Node and Redis. Telephone penetration ~95% and 50+ implementations of VoIP standards are cited.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:43Why do we care
3. 2:29History of Telephony
4. 4:29VoiceXML
5. 5:13JavaScript
6. 6:03Changes
7. 7:49VoIP
8. 8:53SIP
9. 10:06Building Communication Apps with JavaScript
10. 12:45Nodejs API
11. 13:18Building Browser Applications
12. 20:45Instant Messages
13. 21:23SIP Registrar
14. 27:21PublishSubscribe
15. 35:04Wrapup

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