This is a channel for how-to related videos for the Adhearsion open-source telephony development framework. Further documentation may be found here.
In this episode we show you the RESTful Click to Call example component for Adhearsion in action. You may obtain the component source on Github here.
In this screencast we show you how to create your first 'hello world' dialplan after you have installed both Adhearsion and Asterisk.
In this episode we show how to take the AsteriskNOW Soft Appliance from Digium and install Ruby with Adhearsion and Ruby on Rails. The steps we follow and the links with additional details are here:1. Download AsteriskNOW 1.5Beta2. Install on your machine/virtualization server of choice3. Add a repo to Yum to install Ruby 1.8.6 packages (in /etc/yum.repos.d) - http://gist.github.com/427064. Install Ruby and associated libraries using Yum - 'yum --enablerepo=ruby install ruby irb rdoc ruby-libs...
In an effort to continue to provide an increasingly easy to use environment with Adhearsion, community member Justin Grammens has put together this screencast on how to get Adhearsion up and running. This screencast is geared for those first coming to Adhearsion and looking to have an environment up and running quickly.
In an effort to continue to provide an increasingly easy to use environment with Adhearsion, community member Justin Grammens has put together this screencast on how to get Asterisk up and running. This screencast is geared for those first coming to Adhearsion and looking to have an environment with Asterisk up and running quickly.
Jay Phillips covers:Basics of Github.comHow to "clone" Adhearsion's code to your hard driveCreating, starting, and modifying an Adhearsion appContributing to http://docs.adhearsion.comContributing features back into Adhearsion's main master branchHere are more links:Github: http://github.comAdhearsion: http://adhearsion.comAdhearsion Docs: http://docs.adhearsion.comGit help: http://git-scm.com