ChrisMatthieu

One of the cool things about PhonoSDK is that you can talk to ANY SIP endpoint directly from your web browser. This allows you to actually by-pass Tropo if you wanted to (not sure why you would want to though :)

BTW, You can also attach your Phono app to Voxeo Evolution's IVR hosting platform the same way you connect it to Tropo with an app id!

You will need to change the phono.js URL from 1.0 to 2.0 like this:

http://s.phono.com/releases/0.2/jquery.phono.js

That's it!

no headphones required!

This release includes echo suppression!

Thanks! CouchDB is now secured.

New NodeFu blog post (Node.js Coming of Age) spotted at http://www.voiceingov.org/blog/?p=2228

New blog post just released: NodeFu - Free Hosting of Your Node.JS Apps In The Cloud! http://t.co/iHIuTtb < It's a step-by-step example for deploying a @Tropo node.js communications application on NodeFu!

NodeFu has just surpassed 150 hosted node.js applications since the launch on yesterday - http://nodefu.com/status

The site had an out-of-memory error probably from all of the Mashable traffic. It's only been online for 2 days and needs more tuning. Thanks everyone!

You can deploy it to your own instance of EC2 or Rackspace or GoGrid or you can run your apps directly on the http://NodeFu.com hosted platform.

We are planning to release the next batch of 50 coupons on Friday! Stay tuned...

It looks like @NodeFu has a new corporate sponsor! Thanks Tropo (http://tropo.com)!

It looks like this story made it to Mashable! http://twitter.com/#!/chrismatthieu/status/27435153945010176

NodeFu is not a company but rather an open source project. It does use the http-proxy module - https://github.com/nodejitsu/node-http-proxy

Great idea! I took notes on the installation of NodeFu on EC2. I would like to include them in the bootstrap readme in the repo so others can easily standup their own instances too.

Because the domain and twitter handles were available. Other name choices like Nodester and Nodeku were not available on Twitter.

Yea, I got tired of waiting for Heroku and Joyent invitations so I created NodeFu and open sourced it so that others could have fun too! The repo is at http://github.com/chrismatthieu/nodefu