Tuenti voice control

Posted on February 7, 2012

Ismael González UI Designer
Michael Clark Engineer

Tuenti Voice Control is a proof-of-concept that allows users to browse Tuenti with their voice instead of using a mouse or keyboard. It was created for HackMeUp 15, a 24 hour code competition held between Tuenti engineers every quarter, and uses the Experimental Speech API available in Google Chrome since 2011.

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BcnDevCon 2011: Security, Mobile and our Release Process

Posted on November 30, 2011

Diego MuñozSenior Fronted Engineer

Two weeks ago we were platinum sponsors of the Barcelona Developers Conference 2011, spending three days assisting to developer and entrepeneur talks but also speaking on three different tracks.

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FICOD 2011: Tuenti, the Mobile Web, and TU

Posted on November 28, 2011

Erik Schultink CTO

Last week, I had the chance to speak at FICOD - a fantastic event located right here in Madrid. I spoke about the history of Tuenti, the lessons we’ve learned, the opportunity we see in the Mobile/Web ecosystem, and our vision for TU to address that opportunity.

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Because SSH and “for” loop doesn’t cut it

Posted on November 15, 2011

Ricardo Bartolomé Senior Systems Engineer Here at Tuenti we were managing our servers in a old-fashioned way for a long time. We used “for” loops in order to replicate changes across different servers, but as we’re grew that became more complex over time and with new people joining the team. Fortunately, now we have an automated [...]

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