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I don't want to sound negative but this is getting ridiculous. The article is about an allegedly easily configurable conference call product, but the title impl
by DrJokepu 17y ago
I don't want to sound negative but this is getting ridiculous. The article is about an allegedly easily configurable conference call product, but the title imples some sort of cool, smart code that programmers would be interested in. Surely, the code backing the application is not three lines long but more like measured in tens of thousands.
This is not very different from posting an article with the title "How to solve the halting problem in one line of code" and then have
SuperLibrary.SolveHaltingProblem()
as the code. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure Twilio is a great product and that it is very easily configurable or usable, but I think the title is simply misleading. Sorry for the rant but this is getting more and more epidemic on HN.