Brian Shaffer Wins Our Twilio/FreshBooks Contest
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Brian has been using FreshBooks to log hours on his projects and bill his customers. He spends most of his time near a computer, but knows that isn’t necessarily the norm, so he used PHP, MySQL, the FreshBooks API, and Twilio’s Voice API to build a mobile time tracking application.
Using it is simple, you give it a call when you’re ready to start work and then call it again when you’re done. That’s it. Brian’s app takes care of logging work in progress as well as recording notes about the job.
You can see a video of it in action below.
Congratulations to Brian, who’s won an iPad 2, $100 FreshBooks credits, $100 in Twilio credits, and swag to keep him dressed for days!
Your Turn
Want to get involved? We hold developer contests regularly; our current one is all about OpenVBX, our opensource virtual PBX. It’s got a powerful API that allows developers to extend its functionality using plugins. If you’ve been meaning to play around with OpenVBX, now’s a great time! Build an awesome OpenVBX plugin (or improve an existing one) and you could win an Amazon Kindle 3G and $100 in Twilio credit. Read more about the contest, or get started with a tutorial.
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