[twitter-dev] Re: Freelance Twitter API Dev directory?
Hello, Please also add me to the list. Real name: Alexey Papulovskiy Twitter: @nullwaver Website with examples: http://huitter.com On 29 апр, 03:56, Mike Lewis wrote: > Hi, > > Please add me to the list > > Real Name: Mike Lewis > Twitter Username: @mikelikespie > Email: m...@narwhalconsulting.com > > Web page:http://narwhalconsulting.com > Example: tweeptracker.com > > Consulting firm out of SF bay area. Expertise in Python, Pylons, > Postgres, REST API's, OAuth, AJAX, Flex, Javascript, C, etc. > > Cheers, > Mike > > On Mar 12, 2:24 pm, Ollie wrote: > > > Can I be added to the list please? > > > Real Name: Ollie Parsley > > Twitter Username: @ollieparsley > > Email: ol...@ollieparsley.com > > > Freelance PHP developer based in Dorset, UK. Have quite a bit of > > experience with the Twitter APIs for bespoke web apps using PHP/MySQL. > > Done a fair bit of .NET with Oracle too. > > >http://footytweets.comhttp://twitterleague.comhttp://h1debate.com > > > Thanks > > > Ollie
[twitter-dev] Re: most efficient method for followers & friends count
In my "mutuality" tool I use social graph methods and I think it works. On Apr 29, 9:54 am, API_Tester wrote: > Just need number of followers and number of friends. > > Method 1: users/show and use the followers_count and friends_count > values. Problem: The numbers are updating only on a status update. > Example: At last status update if followers_count was 2420 and then > there have been 30 more followers. Unless there is a status update, > the followers_count does not change to 2450. > > Method 2: statuses/friends and statuses/followers looping through each > page. This is an unnecessary strain on the API system and secondly, > when twitter is loaded, this method takes forever or breaks. > > Method 3: Yet to try, can use social graph methods and count the > number of IDs returned. > > Could someone suggest which of these methods is recommended or if > there is a more efficient method. > > Thanks
