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Steve Crow

Steve is a self-proclaimed Mathlete, and King of Snark. He is also a lover of Greyhounds, twisty puzzles, and European Board Games. When not talking math to non-math people, and Java to non-Java people, he can be found sipping coffee and hacking on code.

15 Posts By "Steve Crow"

Create a Conference Call with Java

How to Create a Conference Call with Java

Published August 23, 2019 by Steve Crow

In this tutorial, you will learn how to initiate a conference call to connect multiple people who phone into ...

Forward a Phone Call via Voice Proxy with Java

Published April 10, 2019 by Steve Crow

Introduction Making phone calls is a necessity for some of us. But every time you put your phone number out ...

Send a Text Message with COBOL

Published April 01, 2019 by Steve Crow

COBOL is all the rage in the banking and finance industry with over 95 percent of ATM swipes relying ...

How to Make a TTS Phone Call with Java

Make Text-to-Speech Phone Call with Java

Published March 21, 2019 by Steve Crow

Introduction In a previous tutorial, we showed you how to Receive a Phone Call with Java and respond using Text-to-Speech. ...

Record a Phone Message with Java

Record a Phone Message with Java

Published February 19, 2019 by Steve Crow

Introduction In a previous tutorial, we showed you how to Receive a Phone Call with Java and respond using text ...

Send SMS with GitHub Actions

Published February 08, 2019 by Steve Crow

Bosses come in all shapes and sizes. Some are hands-off, letting you work to the best of your abilities. ...

Tracking Santa with SMS and Java

Published December 07, 2018 by Steve Crow

Since December of 2004, Google has provided an annual Christmas-themed site which allows users to track Santa during Christmas ...

Version 4 of the Nexmo Java Client Library Is Here

Published November 16, 2018 by Steve Crow

Today we released version 4.0.0 of our Nexmo Java Client Library. While we felt really good about our 3.x ...

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