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Twilio Best Practices by Tim Rogers

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Learn how to build powerful real-time voice and SMS applications with Twilio If you have experience with at least one programming language and are looking to integrate Twilio into your applications, then this book is for you. Twilio makes it simple to integrate telephony — both phone calls as well as SMS and MMS messages — into your code without expensive hardware or manual setup. This is an in-depth guide to working with the Twilio platform from start to finish, making it easy for any developer to integrate phone calls and SMS messages into their code. Packed with lots of code examples, this book gets you up and running with Twilio in no time, enabling you to work with messages and calls in a variety of different ways. You'll not only learn how to build basic applications using Twilio, but also how to exploit Twilio's most powerful features, keep your Twilio integration secure, and test and debug the application thoroughly. This book is the perfect guide from your first steps working with Twilio right up to becoming an expert, giving you all the best practices and top tips you need to build reliable and powerful telephony applications.

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First published December 23, 2014

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December 11, 2016
Decent Overview

Decent overview of the subject matter. My only complaints are that the SMS and voice subject matter were intertwined; I would have preferred them as independent subjects/dedicated chapters. I am also a C# guy, so PHP as the primary code language not ideal. However, still useful and I would say helpful in getting me going.
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