[twitter-dev] Re: API Service Disruptions
sarcasmYes come on twitter, we demand higher SLA's for your free service!! /sarcasm
[twitter-dev] Re: Recommended Platform
http://twitter.com/about/opensource - has some good starting points. My own project which you might be interested in, is http://twipler.googlecode.com - it's .NET C# etc, Web client which is hosted at http://app.twipler.com Ian On Jul 14, 2:59 am, SG esg...@gmail.com wrote: Is there anything like an officially recommended platform for developing Twitter APIs? Something for which there is super-active support and a large group of independent developers? Thanks, SG
[twitter-dev] Basic auth removal is a disaster for web applications without xAuth
xAuth is not permitted for web clients - WHY? I have a very small user base, but at least 50% of those people use my web app because they can not access twitter.com Without xAuth they will be unable to access slandr.net, dabr.co.uk, hootsuite etc. These are people in countries where Twitter is blocked and people who have it blocked by their local network. Will they be able to use most desktop applications which connect direct to twitter.com? I doubt it. Does anybody have any idea how many people are going to be cut off from twitter after 30 June?
[twitter-dev] Re: Annotations with data types
+1 I think you make a good point. It's no extra effort to append the data type to the name. If annotations is to become a wild west then assuming everything is a string unless proven otherwise is a little rediculas. It might be better to take it one step further since above you usefloat when really you mean latitude expressed as float. Likewise 0xff is an int but realy I mean color so a heiracrchy of types would make more sense? i.e. seconds since 2000 - long - 318391231231 Ian http://www.twiper.com
[twitter-dev] Re: Open Source Project website
Are you sure they check this forum for update requests? You might want to email them directly. I did. Ian To unsubscribe from this group, send email to twitter-development-talk+unsubscribegooglegroups.com or reply to this email with the words REMOVE ME as the subject.
[twitter-dev] Re: Introduce yourself!
Hi all Ian Quigley - asp.net C# developer, working on an Open Source Twitter web client http://www.twipler.com Built on top of TweetSharp, it provides HTML templating allowing users to change their layout and style completely. Being Open Source means anybody can add functionality to the web client or use the code to deploy their own instance, or build a new project. @ianquigley, @twipler
