With a focus on all aspects of the Ribbit API, this "A to Z" session took participants deep into all 40 methods and 20+ events. The learning frenzy provided insights into which methods to employ for making a call or sending a voice message. Team Ribbit shared sample apps and showcased the most recent API features like contact caching and new security features.

This session delivered a step by step guide on how to use the Ribbit methods and events that add voice to applications. Team Ribbit's Wes Leaonardo presented several code samples that covered topics from making and receiving calls, messaging, to managing your address book. If you missed it, you can watch his videos and even download the source code for the code samples.

Voice components for Flex are a great way to get started with the Ribbit API. Since Ribbit provides all the source code to the Flex components, developers can learn what they need to know to get started fast. Wes showed how simple it is to build an application using the components.

Chuck Freedman, Ribbit's Director of Developer Platform, highlighted the business opportunities associated with the Ribbit platform. For those interesed in adding voice as a high value feature into their application Chuck explained the Enterprise program. He also showed Ribbit's Amphibian service (for the first time) and how developers can build Amphibian internet widgets for websites such as Facebook, iGoogle, and Netvibes and sell them in the Ribbit 'SWF' store. (If you're a developer and interested in building apps for Amphibian, sign up for a special developer invite.)

Chuck and Nara gave a sneak preview to what's coming this fall...the new 2.5 API, which brings new features such as sending text messages, extending your mobile phone to your blog with the uPhone, and even inline registration so you can add users without having them leave your Flex or AIR app.