Don't really like the misleading projects Twilio releases as "open source". They are basically releasing demo code of how to use their commercial, paid for back

Don't really like the misleading projects Twilio releases as "open source". They are basically releasing demo code of how to use their commercial, paid for backend service and while that demo code is open-source, I don't think that's what people are thinking of when they read that title. I think most people think they are releasing some kind of self-hosted solution. At least that's what I think when I read this. With that said, Twilio has a very easy to use API and if usage cost isn't as big of a deal to you as development time is, it's an easy decision to utilize what they offer.