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"Twilio wants him to do this" That's quite misleading. One of the workers encouraged him to apply. This was 75 days before the product actually launched.
by mikepp 16y ago
"Twilio wants him to do this"
That's quite misleading. One of the workers encouraged him to apply. This was 75 days before the product actually launched.
- joshuacc 16y agoHow does the timeframe affect anything? patio11 has had a landing page up describing the product's functionality for months.
- detst 16y agoYou should really stop and think about what you are saying. Do you understand the business Twilio is in? The entire point of putting example code out there is to get people to use it or be inspired by it so that Twilio can make money from its use. I recall at one point they were actively soliciting people that were interested in the service but didn't have ideas to contact them and they would provide you with ideas and/or brainstorm. They want people to take their ideas/code so they can make money. They aren't in the appointment reminders business but would love for anyone in that business to use their service.