RobSpectre

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   by RobSpectre 12y ago

   Much obliged on the bug reports. We've corrected the number on the demo page and confirmed it is working now. If you both would like to shoot me an email to rob [at] twilio [dot] com, we'll ship you a t-shirt as thanks for pointi
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   by RobSpectre 12y ago

   Rob from Twilio here - thanks for using the service. Localization and fraud/spam protection are definitely the two most useful for Twilio Lookup, but suspect there are a couple more than might be less obvious. 1) Smarter Routing - qui
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   by RobSpectre 12y ago

   libphonenumber is definitely the jam for offline formatting - we use it all the time.
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   by RobSpectre 12y ago

   Hey Jon - Rob from Twilio here. Good feedback - appreciate you sharing. We do have geographic information with each webhook sharing city, state and zip - agree it would be useful to have this in the Lookup resources as well.
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   by RobSpectre 12y ago

   Thanks Adam - we're rooting for you as you head out. Building a business serving developers is indeed as difficult as you say, but also - to be fair - an endless amount of fun. Certainly nothing we'd rather be doing.
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   by RobSpectre 12y ago

   Very kind of you to say Tim. They put in an enormous amount of work to be prepared to serve you in the field. Lot more preparation ahead, but stoked you found it helpful.
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   by RobSpectre 12y ago

   Much obliged urs2102. Whole lot more work between here and there - glad you could be a part of it with us.
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   by RobSpectre 12y ago

   Rob from Twilio here - thanks a lot of saying that akavi. Took a lot of work to get here - stoked to hear you are finding it well.
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   by RobSpectre 12y ago

   Great feedback jallmann - thanks.
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    A fair concern. I think Task Router is less going up the food chain and more going up the stack - we're trying to provide more abstraction for the state common to all these problems as a pure platform. My hope is all our customers can
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    I think more specifically the core state that drives an ACD abstracted into primitives any developer can manipulate. Does that make sense?
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    Rob from Twilio here. Very fair question - a lot of these concepts are foreign for folks that haven't worked in the call center space before. I think Al Cook on our product marketing team described it most aptly as referring to Task Ro
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    Totally fair solution. Some folks like to roll their own, some folks like to use ours. Important bit is the app is validating the data is sending and receiving. Param ordering changes in your framework can definitely hit. I've caugh
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    Definitely agree - MMS is a deceptively complex product to deliver.
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    Kind of you to say - we work pretty hard on it. If you want a quick intro to the interface, we've but up examples in six languages for you to take a look at: https://www.twilio.com/blog/2014/09/getting-s
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    Awesome - stoked to hear SMS on toll-free numbers is working out for you. We're keen to extend MMS to them as well - don't have a timetable to share on that score.
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    Bandwidth are indeed a bunch of bright folks that do good work and we work with them on a number of products, but to be clear we are not reselling their messaging. Lot of effort by a large crew of committed developers and the helpful partic
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    Thank you!
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    Thanks for that - will definitely check it out.
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    Would love to learn more about why these messages are failing for you. Reckon you could shoot us some of the failed SmsSids to help@twilio.com? I'd be much obliged.
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    Twilio MMS is 2 cents to send, 1 cent to receive. More pricing info can be found here: https://www.twilio.com/sms/pricing
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    Much obliged Josh. Took a while, but we're having a lot of fun with it. Text a pic of yourself to (646) 846-8238 - you should get a sweet mustache back.
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    Wow. That is one crazy hack - never would have imagined such a use case with Twilio. Well done Hudl team - this is strong work.
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    Much obliged for that. We still have a lot of work still here at Twilio to do around our documentation - appreciate the vote of confidence. Some of the stuff the DevX team is working on right now has me really excited. Hope you'll sha
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    One of God's own prototypes - too weird to live, too rare to die.
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    A Goodbye Note From A User(brooklynhacker.com)

    3 points by RobSpectre 12y ago|0 comments
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    by RobSpectre 12y ago

    Thanks for sharing this Seth!
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    by RobSpectre 13y ago

    Truly - moving off my triple headed desktop to my X1 carbon is always jarring, especially with merging. A few things that have helped me working with constrained real estate: 1) Terminal font choice - I switched to Inconsolata last year for
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    The Road Coder's Survival Kit(twilio.com)

    43 points by RobSpectre 13y ago|27 comments
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    by RobSpectre 13y ago

    I'm with you dude. This shit is hard.