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Martyn Davies

Vonage Alumni

Former Director of Developer Education at Vonage. With a background as a creative developer, product manager, and hack day organizer, Martyn has been working as a technology advocate since 2012 having previously spent time in broadcasting and major record companies. Educating and empowering developers all over the world.

October 26, 2023

Build a Facebook Messenger Bot with Dialogflow (API Tutorial)

Learn how to make a Facebook Messenger bot using Google Dialogflow and the Vonage Messages API in this step-by-step tutorial.

Announcing the Vonage Campus Developer Track

Announcing the Developer Track agenda for the Vonage Campus event in San Francisco on October 29th and 30th. Featuring code-on-screen workshops and guests.

Handle Keypad Input (DTMF) with PHP

Learn how to handle keypad input (DTMF) with PHP

Record a Phone Message with PHP

Learn how to create an application that will allow you to record a voice call message.

Add 2FA to Your Nuxt Application with Nexmo Verify

In this tutorial we’re going to build a basic application with two-factor authentication using the Nuxt JS framework. Our application contains a secret section that can only be accessed if the user verifies themselves by entering a PIN code sent to them via SMS. If you’d like to check out all the code for this […]

Last Christmas I Gave You My Charts A Number Insight Dashboard

Take a look at the example Number Insight Dashboard, how you can take it away and install it for your own use and later create new graphs and visualisations for it.

Break Awkward Silences with Terrible Festive Jokes via SMS

Learn how to use the SMS API to break awkward silences with terrible festive jokes.

Speech-To-Text with Nexmo and Microsoft Azure

If you’ve ever found yourself in need of something to help you receive inbound phone calls and automatically transcribe them in real time you’re in luck, because you can do that using our newly updated Nexmo-to-Azure Speech Service connector.

How to Send SMS With Go

Learn how to send an SMS message with Go in less than 20 lines of code.