Seems to me Twilio is quickly going to become the 37Signals of the Telephony world, and should they continue to play their cards right, they're likely to be a dominant force in a very short space of time. I wish them well and hope that someday soon we can do away with our complex voip infrastructure and move over to theirs.
Surely for Twilio to become the 37Signals of the telephony world, they'd need to stop releasing new features and just let the product stagnate, while occasionally publishing bitter screeds on their blog about how worthless other companies are?
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Seems to me Twilio is quickly going to become the 37Signals of the Telephony world, and should they continue to play their cards right, they're likely to be a dominant force in a very short space of time. I wish them well and hope that someday soon we can do away with our complex voip infrastructure and move over to theirs.
Surely for Twilio to become the 37Signals of the telephony world, they'd need to stop releasing new features and just let the product stagnate, while occasionally publishing bitter screeds on their blog about how worthless other companies are?
LOL ... well played.