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Ganymede, Twilio
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:date: 2012-05-04 23:30
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:author: tyrel
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:category: Tech
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:tags: nodejs, twilio
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:slug: ganymede-twilio
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:status: published
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Last night I wrote the beginnings of my first NodeJS application. Is application even the correct word?
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I've been meaning to try out the cool API by Twilio, which is used for SMS and VoiceCalling. I decided to design a system that will be two+ endpoints. One is the main server which will listen for UDP messages. When it receives the correct UDP message, configured in the config(`konphyg <https://github.com/pgte/konphyg>`_) files, it will fire off a message to Twilio and send me a text message.
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The next steps, which I should be getting to tonight, are to create the Arduino portion and the serial listener. The Arduino will have a button that will send a message over serial to another NodeJS listener. This will decide if the press was good enough, if it passes the debouncing filter, and then fire a message to the main Ganymede server.
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This could be used as a little text message doorbell for when you have your music on too loud. I don't believe I will ever sell this, as it's just for me to get into NodeJS, but It would be fun to share with friends.
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The source so far is located on my github at [DEADLINK].
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I will write more as the project continues about the different technologies and comment on my choices in the source a little bit.
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