Introducing Twilio’s Next Generation Helper Libraries
Blog post from Twilio
Introducing Twilio's Next Generation Helper Libraries` are being made available in early access, with a focus on automation and improved developer experience. The new libraries are built using a tool that auto-generates API code and documentation, allowing for faster iteration and introduction of new features and languages. The previous manual generation process has been replaced, bringing benefits such as optimized network efficiency, configurable page sizes, consistent feature coverage, language idiomatic ways of expressing constructs, streaming auto-paging, proper type serialization/de-serialization, and BYOHC. The release is part of a larger effort to re-architect the libraries, with tradeoffs including backwards compatibility and simplicity in the community contribution model. Developers can get started by visiting installation and migration guides linked below, and providing feedback on early release candidates for Python and Ruby libraries.
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