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If you are looking for information about Social, Digital marketing, Mobile & Cognitive technologies from IBM, you have come to the right place. Hope you will be able to find interesting info...
The posts are my own and don't necessarily represent IBM's positions.
I published this week an article illustrating the use of IBM Mobile Push Notification in Node-RED context (here). To do that, I leveraged its set of APIs. Open public APIs simplify cross-product integration to provide an end-to-end solution, but can also provide an easier, contextual solution: Using a solution in the context of my work, a way to use a service without switching from one app to another.
I created a Google Chrome plugin allowing you to easily push notification of mobile app leveraging IBM Mobile Push SDK.
That plugin is downloadable on Google WebStore -> here
You have to enter the app Key, api Key and Xid as well as your message to do the notification.
Two weeks ago, I illustrated how to develop a PHP (server-side) application, leveraging Polycom DMA APIs, to easily control a Polycom on-going conference (here). That app doesn't require admin credentials, so an end-user can use it via its own credentials, but he needs to have a PHP server.
So, to simplify the use of that service, I adapted that aplication to be usable as a Google Chrome App. So, now anhy end-user can install that "local" app on its Google Chrome browser, and uses it.
Click on that icon to install it on your Google Chrome.
That application provide the following features:
List of meeting participants (audio, video, content)
Start/stop recording
Lock/unlock conference
Mute/unmute a selected person (or a list of people)
Mute all participants except chairperson
Unmute all participants
Add/remove participants.
Save/retrieve your meetings details (DMA FQDN, username, login...)
Some screenshots of that application:
Just retrieved my previous settings
Validate my meeting number of my ongoing conference
List participants
Just clicked on "Begin Recording"
Just locked my conference
Selection of several people who attend the meeting
I became a fan of Google Chrome development capabilities. Last week, I have developed two Google Chrome Apps, leveraging Polycom DMA APIs Now, I have tested Google Chrome Extension, using Polycom RealPresence CloudAXIS APIs.
The purpose of that extension is to be able, from the Google Chrome UX, to create an ad-hoc and scheduled meeting. I have published that extension in the Google Chrome WebStore.
If you have new feature idea, don't hesitate to comment that app.
That is why I think APIs are very important... In previous articles, I already showed several examples of development leveraging Polycom DMA REST APIs for VMR Passcode management using Java or HTML/ Web Development.
Today, I have tested a new approach: a Chrome App.
The main advantage I have leverage my previous piece of code (Web dev), but without the need to have a Web Server. It is very easy and fast to design...
Chrome Extension
That video will show you the user experience of that Chrome extension.
I have also published that application on Chrome Web Store : here
Don't hesitate to share your comments on that app...
