The thing that is often lost in the discussion about the API and
innovating is the fact that third party clients innovated
significantly in the UI and UX of Twitter. In some cases Twitter's own
clients lag behind considerably. Things like @ completion, hashtag
completion come to mind as features ad
The thing that is often lost in the discussion about the API and
innovating is the fact that third party clients innovated
significantly in the UI and UX of Twitter. In some cases Twitter's own
clients lag behind considerably. Things like @ completion, hashtag
completion come to mind as features ad
Hi,
I'm working on search api and and came across a problem. Here is my
query:
http://api.twitter.com/1/users/search.json?q=ipad&page=1
The result which I got is constant and never changes. I checked the
result after some span of time like: after 1-2 hours but I got the
same result.
As per API
r any common names like "James" or "Chang"
> or "Chen" don't you expect there will be far more results than 1000
> So, the point he is making here is will twitter keep the same result
> of 1000 users for every an authenticated user for any particular time
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up -- new users who get added to the system may
> not make the top 1000 users that namesearch can return. as users are active
> in the system, use twitter, engage people, etc., their ranking in name
> search will move up.
>
> does that answer the question?
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results are further up -- new users who get added to the system may
> not make the top 1000 users that namesearch can return. as users are active
> in the system, use twitter, engage people, etc., their ranking in name
> search will move up.
>
> does that answer the question?
>
&g
usuariosTemporal = twitter.getFollowersStatuses();
for (Object usuario : usuariosTemporal) {
usuarios.add((User) usuario);
}
do {
usuariosTemporal = twitter.getFollowersStatuses
(usuariosTemporal.getNextCursor());
The following lat long is in Malaysia but the return result is not in
malaysia. I am wondering this service available in malaysia?
http://api.twitter.com/1/trends/available.json?lat=3.144491&long=101.711404
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The api console search user is not working i have key in the 'q' in
parameter. Why?
https://dev.twitter.com/console/recall?client_application_id=777667&content_type=json&method=GET¶m-keys%5B%5D=q¶m-vals%5B%5D=wedadasdsa&path=users%2Fsearch&version=1
{
"request": "\/1\/users\/search.json",
"er
Where can i know the 43 locations. Which not include in malaysia.
On Mar 22, 8:47 am, Matt Harris wrote:
> Hey Jimmy,
>
> You can find a list of the available trends locations by calling the API
> method trends/available. More information on this method can be found on our
> deve
I am wondering what api is using by tweetdeck which is not using oauth
authentication. It direct using username and password for it's app.
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