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This one is new, so they haven't learned all the corner cases that make VoIP more difficult than anticipated.
by jalons 10y ago
This one is new, so they haven't learned all the corner cases that make VoIP more difficult than anticipated.
- chimeracoder 10y ago> This one is new, so they haven't learned all the corner cases that make VoIP more difficult than anticipated. No need to be rude. This is Show HN. Sharing first attempts is the whole point.
- saycheese 10y agoWhat based on the use case provided [1] would the the number one most likely edge-case and what is the most common solution to it? Making a claim without constructive supporting points is usually not useful and worst appears you may know nothing other than how to cause problems seeding doubt. [1] Use-Case: Create a virtual number on Twilio and whenever someone calls, a list of real numbers will be tried sequentially. You can set up opening hours. If nobody answers, a voicemail is recorded and sent to you by email.