It's released now -- our new code always goes to the servers hosting free developer apps first, then a week or two later gets pushed to the production servers.
We use the free developer servers as sort of a beta environment. Once code passes QA and all our testing, we let it run there for a while to make sure we didn't miss any edge cases.
Looks interesting. Slightly off topic, but what are the chances of getting a Montana (406 area code) phone number? Or, alternatively, is there a method of forwarding an existing phone number to Tropo?
We can get most area codes in the US. If you don't see what you're looking for in the UI, send a message to support@tropo.com with a request -- we only manually provision numbers for production applications, so use one of the existing numbers for development and testing, then add a local number for production.
We can port existing numbers to Tropo for you if you want. Just let us know.
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It's released now -- our new code always goes to the servers hosting free developer apps first, then a week or two later gets pushed to the production servers.
We use the free developer servers as sort of a beta environment. Once code passes QA and all our testing, we let it run there for a while to make sure we didn't miss any edge cases.
Looks interesting. Slightly off topic, but what are the chances of getting a Montana (406 area code) phone number? Or, alternatively, is there a method of forwarding an existing phone number to Tropo?
We can get most area codes in the US. If you don't see what you're looking for in the UI, send a message to support@tropo.com with a request -- we only manually provision numbers for production applications, so use one of the existing numbers for development and testing, then add a local number for production.
We can port existing numbers to Tropo for you if you want. Just let us know.