That last sentence conveys one of the most important elements of modern software development and something that we at Twilio consider to be almost a sacred value: the person who writes the code also “wears the pager” for that code after it goes into production. It’s your code. If it crashes, you fix it. We like this idea because it pushes developers to deliver higher-quality code. The dread of taking those middle-of-the-night phone calls provides a little extra incentive to take another pass through your work before you ship.
