Source: devops.com
Twilio Expands Scope of Cloud Services PortfolioCategory: android, ios
Twilio today at its online SIGNAL 2020 conference launched Twilio Video Web RTC Go, a free toolkit that makes it easier to embed video within an application, and exposed an Event Streams application programming interface (API) through which the management of streams of messaging and voice can be centralized using the Amazon Kinesis platform. At the same time, Twilio debuted Twilio Frontline, a mobile application that enables all incoming and outgoing customer conversations occurring over any channel or medium to be sent to a single application running on an IoS or Google Android device.
Quinton Wall, senior director of developer marketing at Twilio, said Twilio Video Web RTC Go will play a critical role in enabling organizations to take control of digital business applications that now typically include a video stream.
Collectively, Twilio is making a concerted effort to convince developers to programmatically invoke a range of cloud services that are exposed via an API.
However, the one thing that is certain is video is now expected to be pervasive both inside and out of application environments.
Quinton Wall, senior director of developer marketing at Twilio, said Twilio Video Web RTC Go will play a critical role in enabling organizations to take control of digital business applications that now typically include a video stream.
Collectively, Twilio is making a concerted effort to convince developers to programmatically invoke a range of cloud services that are exposed via an API.
However, the one thing that is certain is video is now expected to be pervasive both inside and out of application environments.
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