CakePHP SMS Component

CakePHPI started this blog shortly after getting into Python after becoming fed up with PHP.  Then into Rails and it became (sort of) a Rails and Ruby blog.  I've now gone full circle back to my old school days of PHP and have been tinkering with CakePHP recently after getting a taste for MVC architecture working on Rails and Django - I've been very impressed so far.

Now to the nuts and bolts of the post: I'm releasing a CakePHP component which makes use of the Clickatell HTTP API to send SMS messages.

I'll soon be putting up a tutorial with examples at the CakePHP Bakery which I'll link to from this post soon!  Until then here's the code for anyone who's interested: Google Code page for Clickatell SMS Component

Comments, suggestions and feedback is very much welcomed.  There is already a large todo list as you'll see but it will be getting crossed off in the next few weeks.

I'll soon be releasing a CakePHP component for Asterisk to provide call origination from your CakePHP apps.

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2 Responses to “CakePHP SMS Component”

  1. Straw Dogs » Asterisk Manager API [PHP] Says:

    […] with the PHP code!  This time its a bit more exciting than a CakePHP component.  If you’ve ever used Asterisk - an open source PBX - then you’ll know it comes with a manager […]

  2. SLC Flash Guy Says:

    Very cool component. I’ll have too look for a reason to try to include this in a future project.

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