CodeMotion Milan conference is pretty large, with 8 tracks in parallel, plus codelabs.
You have more than one opportunities to learn from the Cisco crew:
- Nov 25th, 10:00-10:20: Jason Goecke's keynote, it's all about Developers, discover Cisco DevNet.
- Nov 25th, 11:30-12:10: From IoT to Human interactions : voice and messages to the rescue (Drone Demo)
- Nov 25th, 14:10-14:50: Creating a microservice style application architecture and running DevOps easily with Mantl.io
- Nov 26th, 11:30-12:10: How to embed Video Calls and Messaging without being a WebRTC, XMPP or SIP expert
To discover what's going on in real-time
call +39-051-042-1150 and meet the Tropo Voice Machine
Wanna go hands-on ? take a CiscoDevNet code lab
- Nov 25th, from 11:30 till 18:00, learn to build bots and add Video, SMS and Voice to your apps by using Cisco Spark and Tropo.
If you are working on an app and you wish to boost the communication capabilities, don’t miss these labs! Access to Labs is free, allowed to Codemotion Conference Ticket holders.
Pick a lab in the list to learn to build ChatBots, or add SMS, Voice, Video interactions for your existing apps
In these labs serie, you’ll go through the various steps to build Chat Bots for Cisco Spark: create a Bot account, register it into Cisco Spark, run your own bot locally, deploy it live...
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Introduction to Cisco Spark Apps (15min): in this lab, we will take a few steps back to present Cisco Spark's extensibility "Big Picture", As we introduce Cisco Spark API, you will use the interactive documentation to experience Cisco Spark programmability. We’ll then go through a few use-cases, and drill into the fundamentals of Cisco Spark Apps. After this lab, you should have enough knowledge to easily navigate among Cisco Spark Learning Labs, as well as broader technical resources such as “Spark for Developers” and DevNet ’s “Cisco Spark Community of Interest”.
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Run a Cisco Spark Bot locally (15min): as introduced earlier, Cisco Spark Bots are applications that invoke the Cisco Spark API under a Bot account identity. In this lab, you will learn to run your own Cisco Spark Bot by taking several steps: create a Bot account, run a sample Cisco Spark bot on your local machine, expose your bot to the internet, and register Webhooks in order to have Cisco Spark post notifications to your bot.
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Run and deploy a Cisco Spark Bot on Cloud9 (25 min): in this lab, you will learn to run your own Cisco Spark Bot by taking several steps: create a Bot account, deploy a nodejs code sample from Cloud9 development environment, and finally register Webhooks to have your bot receive events as they happen in Cisco Spark rooms.
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Run a Cisco Spark Integration locally (15 min): by creating custom applications, developers can tie together Cisco Spark with existing enterprise processes and data. For example, you may add the Jira Integration to an existing Room and get the participants notified as Jira issues (EPIC, Story, Task or Bugs) are created or updated. The process used to request permissions is called "OAuth Grant Flow". In this lab, we’ll go through an existing NodeJS example that displays the name of Cisco Spark users. We will deploy it on Heroku, and register it as a Cisco Spark Integration.
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Deploy a Cisco Spark Integration on Heroku (15 min): as introduced in previous labs, Cisco Spark Integrations and Bots concretize Cisco Spark’s extensibility. Cisco Spark Integrations let your applications request permission to invoke the Cisco Spark API on behalf of other users. In this lab, we’ll go through an existing NodeJS example that displays the name of Cisco Spark users. We will deploy it on Heroku, and register it as a Cisco Spark Integration.
In these labs serie, you'll learn to give a voice to your code and send SMS in batch by taking several steps: create an inbound Voice channel for your application, attach a Tropo phone number to your application, create outbound sessions dynamically to mix Voice an SMS..
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Create a Voice Machine (15 min): Tropo is a cloud API that allows you to automate communications over the phone and SIP VoIP networks. Both voice and SMS are supported, and no telephony knowledge is needed. In this lab, you will learn the basics of how to use Tropo. You'll create a simple Tropo application, get a Tropo number in a country of your choice, and build a simple Voice Machine controlled by your code.
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Mixing Voice and SMS (10 min): learn to mix Voice and SMS in a single call. You'll build an app that will prompt you for a phone number and send a SMS containing a randomly selected quote.
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Outbound SMS Dialer (15min): create a basic dialer that will send multiple SMS to a list of Mobile phone numbers read from a CSV file.
Reach to your Cisco technology mentors to get info about the Spark SDKs early access programs, as well as the code samples you can run today on your own machines.
Either join the Cisco CodeLab room in Milan on Nov 25th, or register online at Cisco DevNet, and go through the Cloud Collaboration Learning Track,