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15y ago
In the 36 hours after being on the home page the site had 13.5K visitors, 18K visits.
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Why I Hate Android
(parislemon.com)
345 points
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johns
15y ago
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202 comments
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johns
15y ago
Hurl.it was originally created by Chris Wanstranth and Leah Culver at the 2009 Rails Rumble. We (Twilio) just took over maintenance of the project because it has some obvious utility when testing URL callbacks and webhooks. We want to make
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johns
15y ago
A pull request or issue created on https://github.com/twilio/hurl would be fantastic :)
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johns
15y ago
Thanks for the report, can you put this into the issues list on https://github.com/twilio/hurl ?
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johns
15y ago
No need to pay, we (Twilio) are now actively maintaining it and going to be adding some new features. Common templates exists (not documented) yet. You can put values in URL parameters and the fields will autopopulate effectively giving you
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CSS Selector Profiler, Source Mapping and Software Rendering
(peter.sh)
1 points
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15y ago
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Comments Off
(mattgemmell.com)
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15y ago
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1 comments
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Building the same app for iOS and Android
(coovtech.com)
13 points
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15y ago
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5 comments
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15y ago
Excellent landing page. Epitomizes "show, don't tell"
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Announcing ql.io
(subbu.org)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Hopefully the threat is enough. If I'm Google I'm strategically going to leak out plans (memos, design mocks, etc) for a blackout to see if it makes a difference without actually having to do it. They just have to be ready to back it up if
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15y ago
Email someone there and offer to include their logo and a link in exchange for a higher limit. API limits are almost always negotiable.
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There is No Such Thing as Proprietary Client-side JavaScript
(sarajchipps.com)
82 points
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15y ago
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47 comments
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15y ago
We have, and we're working to make it better. For something like this you could use any engine you want as long as it generates wav or mp3 files.
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Write Better Cukes With the Rel Attribute
(blog.steveklabnik.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
wink wink twilio.com
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Stop worrying about shit that doesn’t matter, a short guide
(kev.inburke.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
We just added full support for SMS in Canada[0], have local voice-enabled numbers in the UK, many more European countries on the way[1] and international SMS in beta[2]. If we're not where you need us, most likely we're working hard to be t
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Mobile API Design - Thinking Beyond REST
(stereoplex.com)
1 points
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15y ago
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Twilio Pusher with Websockets & ZeroMQ
(franklovecchio.tumblr.com)
2 points
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15y ago
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Some basic facts about HTTP and REST and some conclusions
(huginandmunin.tumblr.com)
1 points
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15y ago
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Python HTTP REPL with multiple sessions
(github.com)
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15y ago
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HP Is Keeping webOS, but Veer-Sizing It As Open-Source Project
(allthingsd.com)
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15y ago
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'Capital Efficiency' doesn’t exist
(k9ventures.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
If someone wants to take this on, but defer the billing for the Twilio usage to the end user, this would make a great candidate for Twilio Connect ( http://www.twilio.com/api/connect )
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15y ago
Yes. It's very common for blogs and press outlets to ask for exclusives with a deadline at which it expires (embargo). If you want their coverage, you agree to their terms. Or if you have your act together, you set your terms, pitch it and
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15y ago
Welcome to the PR game. Embargoes are part of it. If you don't like this, find someone else to run PR for your company or at the very least, find someone with a lot of experience to advise you on how things work. As hackers we're idealistic
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Ted Dziuba's take on Hubot
(github.com)
130 points
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15y ago
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Programming Windows 8: The Sublime To The Strange
(odetocode.com)
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15y ago
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