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Voice Applications for the Modern Open Source Hacker presented by Ben Klang at FOSDEM 2012

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Voice Applications
for the
Modern Open Source Hacker

Ben Klang, Founder at Mojo Lingo;
Adhearsion Project Leader

Why Telephony

What is a Voice Application

Why Telephony

What is a Voice Application

Adhearsion: The Modern Approach

State of Voice Technology:

The Dark Ages:
< AD 2000

The Dark Ages: < AD 2000

Islands of Functionality

The Dark Ages: < AD 2000

Minimal/Non-Existent API

The Dark Ages: < AD 2000

Limited Management Tools

The Dark Ages: < AD 2000

Limited Management Tools
Automation? What Automation?

State of Voice Technology:

The Last Ten Years

The Last Ten Years

Emergence of VoIP
Asterisk - FreeSWITCH - SIP

The Last Ten Years

Standardization on SIP

The Last Ten Years

Convergence
Instant Messaging - Presence

The Last Ten Years

Beginnings of
Truly Uniﬁed
Communications

State of Voice Technology:

The Next Ten Years

The Next Ten Years

Further Decentralization

The Next Ten Years

Multi-Modal Integration

The Next Ten Years

Multi-Modal Integration
Voice - Text - Video - Presence

The Next Ten Years

Collaboration
Desktops - Documents

The Next Ten Years

Now
is an exciting time
to be working with Voice

A Voice Application...

Interacts with Audio Stream

A Voice Application...

Integrates Communication
Channels

A Voice Application...

Goes Beyond a Phone Call

Voice Application Examples

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Voice Application Examples

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Voice Application Examples

Mid-Call Assistive Services

Voice Application Examples

CRM Integration

Voice Application Examples

Over-the-Top Services

Adhearsion: The Modern Approach

Voice Application
Framework

Voice Application Framework

Fault Isolation

Voice Application Framework

Daemonizaton/Threading

Voice Application Framework

Connection Management

Voice Application Framework

A Common Way

Adhearsion: The Modern Approach

Decoupling
Logic < from > Engine

Adhearsion: The Modern Approach

A Modern Language

Adhearsion: The Modern Approach

A Modern Language
With an intuitive DSL

Modern Development Practices

Unit/Functional Testing

Modern Development Practices

Automated Deployments

Modern Development Practices

Agile Methodologies

XMPP Extension
Make + Receive Calls

= Media Control
Geo Location
Messaging
Device Registration

adhearsion.com
github.com/adhearsion
@Adhearsion

Ben Klang
@bklang Github/Twitter
bklang@mojolingo.com

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Voice Applications for the Modern Open Source Hacker

1. Voice Applications for the Modern Open Source Hacker Ben Klang, Founder at Mojo Lingo; Adhearsion Project Leader

3. Why Telephony

4. Why Telephony What is a Voice Application

5. Why Telephony What is a Voice Application Adhearsion: The Modern Approach

6. State of Voice Technology: The Dark Ages: < AD 2000

7. The Dark Ages: < AD 2000 TDM PBX

8. The Dark Ages: < AD 2000 TDM PBX $$$ - £££ - €€€

9. The Dark Ages: < AD 2000 Proprietary

10. The Dark Ages: < AD 2000 Proprietary $$$ - £££ - €€€

11. The Dark Ages: < AD 2000 Islands of Functionality

12. The Dark Ages: < AD 2000 Minimal/Non-Existent API

13. The Dark Ages: < AD 2000 Limited Management Tools

14. The Dark Ages: < AD 2000 Limited Management Tools Automation? What Automation?

15. State of Voice Technology: The Last Ten Years

16. The Last Ten Years Emergence of VoIP

17. The Last Ten Years Emergence of VoIP Asterisk - FreeSWITCH - SIP

18. The Last Ten Years Standardization on SIP

19. The Last Ten Years Smarter Endpoints

20. The Last Ten Years Convergence

21. The Last Ten Years Convergence Instant Messaging - Presence

22. The Last Ten Years Beginnings of Truly Uniﬁed Communications

23. State of Voice Technology: The Next Ten Years

24. The Next Ten Years Further Decentralization

25. The Next Ten Years Open Architecture

26. The Next Ten Years Federation

27. The Next Ten Years Multi-Modal Integration

28. The Next Ten Years Multi-Modal Integration Voice - Text - Video - Presence

29. The Next Ten Years Collaboration

30. The Next Ten Years Collaboration Desktops - Documents

31. The Next Ten Years Now is an exciting time to be working with Voice

32. What is a Voice Application?

33. A Voice Application... Interacts with Audio Stream

34. A Voice Application... Integrates Communication Channels

35. A Voice Application... Goes Beyond a Phone Call

36. Voice Application Examples

37. Voice Application Examples Live Translation Service

38. Voice Application Examples Automated Reminder Calls

39. Voice Application Examples Mid-Call Assistive Services

40. Voice Application Examples CRM Integration

41. Voice Application Examples Over-the-Top Services

42. The Modern Approach

43. Adhearsion: The Modern Approach Voice Application Framework

44. Voice Application Framework Logging

45. Voice Application Framework Plugins

46. Voice Application Framework Fault Isolation

47. Voice Application Framework Daemonizaton/Threading

48. Voice Application Framework Connection Management

49. Voice Application Framework A Common Way

50. Adhearsion: The Modern Approach

51. Adhearsion: The Modern Approach Decoupling Logic < from > Engine

52. Adhearsion: The Modern Approach A Modern Language

53. Adhearsion: The Modern Approach A Modern Language With an intuitive DSL

54. Modern Development Practices

55. Modern Development Practices Unit/Functional Testing

56. Modern Development Practices Automated Deployments

57. Modern Development Practices Agile Methodologies

58.

59.

60. XMPP Extension Make + Receive Calls = Media Control Geo Location Messaging Device Registration

61. Your App

62. adhearsion.com github.com/adhearsion @Adhearsion Ben Klang @bklang Github/Twitter bklang@mojolingo.com

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