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by zackify
3137 days ago
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Because that wouldn't solve half the problems and some things just aren't possible. Building off existing open source phone solutions is like asking a team to continue building on top of garbage code, have you looked at the FreePBX repos on github? I don't understand how you could ever extend it |
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Asterisk is really, really solid, and will handle a lot of things for you that you shouldn't have to care about handling - lower level stuff.
Check this out: http://www.igorescobar.com/blog/2014/08/13/working-with-aste...
If you're going through the SIP RFCs for what you want, you're attacking the problem at the wrong layer of the stack. It's just not necessary to write your own SIP stack. It'd be like writing SSL negotiation logic for a web app: totally pointless. Just use what already works and extend it with the fancy UI and dev experience that you want. It's totally possible.