Learn how to create and configure your TwiML Bins
TwiML Bins are a serverless solution that help you provide Twilio-hosted instructions to your Twilio applications. They're a useful way to prototype and explore Twilio's capabilities without needing to set up your own web server to respond to requests.
Take the next steps with TwiML Bins
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Take the next steps with TwiML Bins
You can use Twilio's Markup Language (TwiML) to instruct Twilio what to do when you have an incoming message, or what should happen during a phone call. With TwiML Bins, you can host any valid TwiML directly with Twilio, and Twilio will handle hosting and scaling as you launch your app.
1<Response>2<Say>Hello from Twilio! We'll be connecting you.</Say>3<Dial>4<Number>+12065551212</Number>5</Dial>6</Response>
Learn how to create and configure your TwiML Bins
Create your first TwiML Bin, connect it to your phone number, test it, and learn how you can pass additional data into your TwiML Bins.
TwiML Bins support limited logic-based templating using Handlebars to modify your TwiML response. For example, based on the text from an incoming SMS, or if the message contained a picture.
Check out our other serverless offerings for alternative ways to build complex Twilio applications, without having to worry about hosting and scaling.
Build and host complex applications and static files for your Twilio applications using our serverless offering.
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