Dan Hawkins Wins Our Scratch Your Own Itch Developer Contest
Time to read: 1 minute
For our last contest, we put out an interesting challenge: rather than use Twilio’s API to make something interesting, we asked developers to make something that helps make interesting applications. Tools like localtunnel and postbin are awesome, and we wanted to developers make more tools like them.
We had useful entries like a code completion plug-in and a rate-center look up tool, but in the end we decided that Dan Hawkins’ OpenVBX Notifications plug-in was the winner. When developing OpenVBX plug-ins, it can be a pain to have the debugger window open, or switch to it constantly. With Dan’s plug-in, notifications appear in OpenVBX itself, so you can debug quickly.
If you’re an OpenVBX developer looking to save some time, grab the source code on Github.
Your Turn
Want to win an iPad 2, Freshbooks credit, Twilio credit, and swag? Build something interesting using both the Freshbooks API and the Twilio API and enter it into this week’s contest. Need help getting started? We’ve got a tutorial that walks you through building your first Freshbooks/Twilio app.
Related Posts
Related Resources
Twilio Docs
From APIs to SDKs to sample apps
API reference documentation, SDKs, helper libraries, quickstarts, and tutorials for your language and platform.
Resource Center
The latest ebooks, industry reports, and webinars
Learn from customer engagement experts to improve your own communication.
Ahoy
Twilio's developer community hub
Best practices, code samples, and inspiration to build communications and digital engagement experiences.