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HTTPoison seems to be more widely used than HTTPotion, and will probably be included in many Elixir Phoenix codebases already. This reduces the number of dependencies that ExTwilio needs to bring in.
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HTTPoison seems to be more widely used than HTTPotion, and will probably
be included in many Elixir Phoenix codebases already. This reduces the
number of dependencies that ExTwilio needs to bring in.