What Is Http Callback
Twilio Uses Http Callbacks (Webhooks) to Let Your Application Know When Events Happen, Such as Receiving an Sms Message or Getting an Incoming Phone Call. When...
Twilio uses HTTP callbacks (webhooks) to let your application know when events happen, such as receiving an SMS message or getting an incoming phone call. When the event occurs, Twilio makes an HTTP request (usually a POST or a GET ) to the URL you configured for the webhook.
What is callback in API?
A Callback API is defined by the service calling the API. ( Also referred to as a Webhook or Reverse API) e.g. When a Callback API is called, the responder must handle the request and provide a response that conforms to what the caller expects.
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Why do we use callbacks?
Callbacks make sure that a function is not going to run before a task is completed but will run right after the task has completed. It helps us develop asynchronous JavaScript code and keeps us safe from problems and errors.
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