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Ruby on Rails rides into Asterisk on RAGI
David Heinemeier Hansson · 2005-09-12 · via Ruby on Rails: Compress the complexity of modern web apps

Monday, September 12, 2005
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Asterisk is the open-source PBX that makes the phone an interesting and hackable device again. But the UI is more than a little geeky, which is where RAGI comes in. It’s the Ruby Asterisk Gateway Interface that serves as a bridge between Ruby on Rails and Asterix. Their pitch goes:

RAGI eases the development of interactive automated telephony applications such as IVR, call routing, automated call center, and extended IP-PBX functionality by leveraging the productivity of the Ruby on Rails framework. RAGI simplifies the process of creating rich telephony and web apps with a single common web application framework, object model and database backend. RAGI is available under the BSD license.

Pretty exciting stuff.