The technical stack for the quiz app includes a Node.js backend, Vonage APIs for calls and SMS, Airtable for sign-ups, and ChatGPT for real-time question generation.
The first contestant answers questions about the purpose of APIs and the definition of API, but is stumped by a question about the 'father of the computer'.
A new contestant correctly answers questions about JSON, object-oriented constructors, the W3C, the HTTP GET method, and the macOS operating system.
Faced with a difficult question about Python's release year, the contestant uses the 'text the audience' lifeline, which is fulfilled by a show of hands due to a technical issue.
The contestant correctly answers the final questions on HTTP, SQL, API rate limiting, and the role of CSS to win the grand prize.
A new host steps in to continue the game, taking category suggestions from the audience and using the Vonage Voice API to call the next contestant to the stage.
The third contestant answers questions about HTTP methods, the Python Software Foundation, the MVC pattern, HTML, and the origins of the Java programming language.
The final contestant strategically uses the 'narrow it down' and 'dial a dev' lifelines on a single question about the C language's creation year before winning the grand prize.
The hosts conclude by inviting developers to their booth to learn more about using Vonage APIs for voice, SMS, and other communication features in their own applications.
49:11Rachel Sunderland
16:38Filippos Kyprianou & Maksym Mednikov
30:07Mete Atamel
1:12:04
22:00Daphne Oakes and Tiger Oakes
43:11Thomas Reiter
1:01:44Dan Cranney, Chris Heilmann & Brian Rountree
30:24Markus Walker
Jobs that call for the skills explored in this talk.
Speech Processing Solutions
Vienna, Austria
Lotum media GmbH
Bad Nauheim, Germany
Head-on Solutions GmbH
Nürnberg, Germany
Lotum media GmbH
Bad Nauheim, Germany
