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A dead-simple Twilio app with Sinatra and Heroku.

To deploy to Heroku:

1. Clone the app
2. heroku create
3. git push heroku master


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-A-
The 'signup' link for heroku from the public heroku-twilio webpage is no longer valid:

this is the link in question--> http://www.heroku.com/signup/twillio  via  http://twilio.heroku.com/  

however, the issue is a non-issue: heroku signup is available, quick, and easy. not having that direct link should not affect twilio implimentation. i had concern that this could lose some form of automated setup — it doesn't.

-B-
i have not been able to hear the audio in the video "How to create a Twilio app in Ruby with Sinatra and deploy it to Heroku in 5 minutes" (while using chrome 16) @ http://twilio.heroku.com/

this is a direct uri that yields video with audio--> http://av.vimeo.com/10970/299/4108930.mp4?token=1325801800_2fb11997091592359726f85ce7e33c29
hm... that didn't work (shouldn't have stopped it). this one is working now, maybe the token kills it?
http://av.vimeo.com/10970/299/4108930.mp4?token=1325803354_81d54b9a996457a7f09a5dd0e876dd73
(sory vimeo if that's not cool - you're a great service - i just want to learn about twilio and need the sound)

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