Next-Gen VoIP Development with Adhearsion
summary
Adhearsion reaches 0.8.0 trunk release with a rewritten, testable core, a new component system and a call‑routing DSL that targets both Asterisk and FreeSWITCH; it claims portability across OSes and PBXes and smaller, monkey‑patchable code versus the 7,300 lines of config typical in Asterisk installs. Concrete builds include an Xbox media‑center controller, a Roomba remote via VoIP and an Arduino door opener fried during prototyping, plus a live Simon game demo that actually runs.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:50What is Adhearsion
- 1:47Rails
- 2:48CGI
- 4:18Bell State
- 4:32Telecom
- 6:50Asterisk Configuration
- 9:16The Telecom Industry
- 11:15Universal Remotes
- 16:57Miscellaneous
- 19:05Adhearsion Benefits
- 23:05Bob Ross
- 30:33Whats Next
- 34:32Start a Project
- 35:52Adhearsion Demo
- 43:32Config File
- 44:32Asterisk
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