> I agree that OAuth can't arrive too soon, but this episode sucks
> mainly because there is no need for something like twply to need your
> password. This annoyed me so much that I spent this afternoon coding
> up a site to prove that point.
>
> Feedback greatly appreciated: http://replies.twita
2009/1/2 Richie :
>
> I think it's getting more urgent day by day:
>
> http://scobleizer.com/2009/01/01/twitter-warning-your-data-is-being-sold/
I agree that OAuth can't arrive too soon, but this episode sucks
mainly because there is no need for something like twply to need your
password. This an
> I think it's getting more urgent day by day:
>
> http://scobleizer.com/2009/01/01/twitter-warning-your-data-is-being-sold/
Truly OAuth is needed, and is a priority to the Twitter team (they've said
so). However, there is nothing in the link that Scoble has up saying directly
that the buyer is
I think it's getting more urgent day by day:
http://scobleizer.com/2009/01/01/twitter-warning-your-data-is-being-sold/
Richie
http://twitter.com/RMetzler
On 8 Dez. 2008, 18:09, "Alex Payne" wrote:
> It won't be available for testing this week, but should be available
> before the end of the m
The colors I set via the api are still not showing on twitter.com, yet
they are being returned via the api. Is this a bug or could I have
done something wrong when I was setting the colors?
On Dec 31 2008, 3:21 pm, "dean.j.robinson"
wrote:
> I'm in the process of adding a screen to Hahlo to al
> Alex when you guys going to supply a oauth type system? I have a new
> app that I am about to release but I am unsure whether to do it
> because I don't want to deal with this stuff.
>
> I think I will be ok because I have another service that has been
> running for a long time but it would be
would be handy but it can be done in a limited way via the search on
twitter.
On Jan 2, 1:03 am, mozTom wrote:
> I wouldn't mind if one could submit multiple in_reply_to_status_ids,
> like with commas or something, so that instead of having @user1 @user2
> @user3, the system knows (if you set an
I would suggest learning a programming language, how restful
webserices work, then reading the twitter api docs.
If they already know something like php etc then I would suggest
grabbing an existing library and reading the twitter api docs
On Jan 2, 1:15 am, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
> > If a co
Alex when you guys going to supply a oauth type system? I have a new
app that I am about to release but I am unsure whether to do it
because I don't want to deal with this stuff.
I think I will be ok because I have another service that has been
running for a long time but it would be good to know
> If a complete novice to the twitter API with little or no web
> developing knowledge was to ask for suggestions on where to start with
> learning how to build a twitter app, what would you suggest?
>
> I am researching for a new blog post and would greatly appreciate you
> views on this.
If yo
I wouldn't mind if one could submit multiple in_reply_to_status_ids,
like with commas or something, so that instead of having @user1 @user2
@user3, the system knows (if you set an i_r_t_s_i, you don't even need
the @user, it will show up in their replies box). This way it doesn't
look spammy and
Hello!
I'm working with the guy behind lazytweet.com to make lazytweet
smarter. There are people who reply to lazytweet "wrongly", i.e. by
either not replying to the user who made the request or by not posting
the answer on the website. After some discussion with the creator of
the website, he'
Hi Guys,
If a complete novice to the twitter API with little or no web
developing knowledge was to ask for suggestions on where to start with
learning how to build a twitter app, what would you suggest?
I am researching for a new blog post and would greatly appreciate you
views on this.
Thanks in
Thanks for posting this information. We've applied these changes and
our application is back to normal.
Regards;
-Wayne
On Dec 23 2008, 8:31 pm, JakeS wrote:
> Looks like twitter is updating something and their servers are
> returning error 417 for a lot of requests. I looked into it and fou
Sorry, but that's been discussed before, and we've decided not to do
it for the time being.
On Thu, Jan 1, 2009 at 07:23, Unmesh wrote:
>
> Can you make it possible to set the "updated from" link using the API
> instead of having one static link set using "request_source". Here's
> an example: l
> as I have figured out so far, I have to append a source=myApp
> parameter to a status-update-call. But my question is now, and sorry,
> but I didn't find any clues on the internet so far:
>
> How and where can I register my application, that it will be
> displayed as source at my updates?
Hi folks,
as I have figured out so far, I have to append a source=myApp
parameter to a status-update-call. But my question is now, and sorry,
but I didn't find any clues on the internet so far:
How and where can I register my application, that it will be
displayed as source at my updates?
Than
Can you make it possible to set the "updated from" link using the API
instead of having one static link set using "request_source". Here's
an example: lets say I publish news posts on my site, I would like to
send the title of the news post as a twitter message and have the
"updated from" point ba
On Thu, Jan 1, 2009 at 7:57 AM, est wrote:
> Today I wanna to dump & backup my tweets on twitter.com/est
You can't today.
> To my astonishment, twitter only display page 1 to 160 of my tweets,
> you can see on http://twitter.com/est?page=160 the "Older »" button is
> disabled and no longer click
Today I wanna to dump & backup my tweets on twitter.com/est
To my astonishment, twitter only display page 1 to 160 of my tweets,
you can see on http://twitter.com/est?page=160 the "Older »" button is
disabled and no longer click-able. Also http://twitter.com/est?page=161
is blank.
So are my twee
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