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Monthly Archives: February 2009
Things You Can Do in 3 Hours
As we often do, we sat down this morning and started making a list. Today’s list was: Things You Can Do in 3 Hours Roast a 16 lb. turkey Watch most of Lord of the Rings: Return of the King … Continue reading
Protecting you from Nasty Numbers
A customer wrote today with a great question: Q: “Does twilio protect me from placing calls to nasty phone numbers that may be entered by an end-user, such as 911?” A: Yes! We do indeed protect you from abusive uses, … Continue reading
Posted by
twilio on February 18, 2009
Tagged customer service, features, protection
Twilio spotted in the Netherlands!
Twilio developer Delano sent us this picture, sporting his fashionable Twilio Developer Shirt! We love to reward developers who share their Twilio knowledge… if you blog about what you’ve built and how you built it, or release open source code, … Continue reading
Posted by
twilio on February 14, 2009
Tagged developer rewards, netherlands, twilio swag
Call CSVs from REST API script
A customer asked today if our API can provide call records in a CSV format. It’s a perfectly reasonable request, and something we could clearly support in the future. But in the meantime, I put together a quick PHP script … Continue reading