Webinar
Build your first Twilio Video application
Available On Demand
Online communications happen in many ways, but the most immersive is face to face over video. Twilio Video gives you the building blocks to build video experiences for your users into your application. The possibilities are endless, from one on one calls for telehealth to group collaboration in virtual classrooms. But how do you get started?
In this session we will introduce the concepts you need to know to build with Twilio Video. Through building an example application we'll understand:
- how to give your users access to a video room
- the difference between peer to peer and group rooms
- how to request and display local and remote video streams
By the end you will know how to get started with the Twilio Video platform and begin building your own experience.
Upcoming Developer Webinar Series
This is the first webinar in a series we hope you will find useful in getting started with Twilio APIs.
- 5/27: How to implement one-time passcodes for account verification
- 6/10: How to build a location-aware WhatsApp application
- 6/24: How to set up a text alert / notification system in few clicks
- 7/8: How to build a protected conference line in a few minutes
Meet the Presenters
Phil Nash
Developer Evangelist at Twilio
Phil is a developer evangelist for Twilio and a Google Developer Expert living in Melbourne, Australia.
He loves working with Ruby or JavaScript to build web applications and tools to help developers.
He once helped build a website that captured the world's favourite sandwich fillings.
He has too many GitHub repositories and you can find him working on some of them live on Twitch.
Phil tweets at @philnash and you can find him elsewhere online at https://philna.sh.
Daizen Ikehara
Developer Evangelist at Twilio
Daizen is a developer evangelist for Twilio living in Tokyo, Japan. He started his career as a .NET developer, and then he spent more than a decade in the User Interface industry with various roles such as support, pre-sales, marketing. He loves hanging around with developers and serving them. During the off-time, he loves to take long walks. He has circled the Yamanote-line a few times that it takes 40 km each time. You can find him on Twitter and Twitch.
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