I don't think they should do anything, but ask you guys to cache the
profile pictures yourself. By linking directly to the file, you are
increasing their Amazon costs. It doesn't take much to cache it
yourself, and then every time someone does an update, you just check
to see if the old URL that
currently convert the images into a single
format, which is another reason the 302 redirect that I proposed above
would be ideal.
-Joel
On Oct 9, 8:38 am, Carl Crawley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> jstrellner wrote:
> > I don't think they should do anything, but ask you guys t
Is there any way to get a list of a given users followers? From what
I can see, there isn't.
I want to get something similar to http://twitter.com/statuses/followers.xml,
but without the persons latest tweet. I could make that page work,
but it only works for that specific user. You can't prov
Personally I've always liked URI's that can be broken into name/value
pairs. In this case, I would like to see:
http://api.twitter.com/v/1.0/status/bob.xml
What it is basically saying is:
- Version: 1.0
- Status for Bob in XML
If we are POSTing to it, you know (progamatically) that we are tr
To me, this sounds like MLM, based off of twitter, just slightly
modified. If you want to go this route, why not just say, "if you
follow me, I'll follow you and we'll both get higher numbers. Maybe
you'll like what I have to say too."
Honestly though, this completely misses the whole point of T
I commend you guys on this. We've had servers with them for years
(all the way back to when they were still primarily an ISP -
Everyone's Internet), during that time they went to complete crap.
About 6 months ago I canceled all of our servers there because how
crappy of a provider they are (no sm
Just do the following: go to your start menu, then click on run, then
type, "cmd" (without the quotes). Then type "ping domainname.com",
replacing domainname.com with the actual domain name that you want to
check. You'll see a line like this:
Pinging twitturly.com [67.88.244.11] with 32 bytes o
I am really looking forward to this too. I have one request, can
there be a variable in the URL to specify that we want BOTH the
username and the user ID?
We need both of these to make sense for our users because we use the
ID in our backend, but display the username in the front end. Without
b
Thanks Alex,
I too, would like to see this return userids AND usernames.
-Joel
On Feb 3, 5:01 pm, Alex Payne wrote:
> Happy to announce two new API methods today, delivered in response to
> developer demand for an easier way to keep tabs on users' social graphs.
> The methods, /friends/ids and
I was just thinking this, and then I read your post. It would be good
to see a "trusted apps" section somewhere on your site, and those
application could use Basic Auth. If they don't want to go through
the process of being a trusted app, then they can use OAuth.
Just something to think about.
48 am, Stuart wrote:
> 2009/2/5 jstrellner :
>
> > I was just thinking this, and then I read your post. It would be good
> > to see a "trusted apps" section somewhere on your site, and those
> > application could use Basic Auth. If they don't want to go th
key and you want the user to be able
to revoke it.
-Joel
On Feb 5, 11:48 am, Stuart wrote:
> 2009/2/5 jstrellner :
>
>
>
> > I am not suggesting that they endorse the application, but that they
> > have a process that is available to desktop apps that lets them keep
>
I second this, it would be useful. Although, if you are requesting
info for that user, Twitter should be returning that the user no
longer exists, and your app should remove them.
Your solution would be good for bulk cleans, but incremental would
probably be more efficient.
So while it would be
Twitturly does too. Contact us for access though since it isn't
available to the public yet.
On Apr 8, 9:03 pm, Doug Williams wrote:
> The API does not have a method to retrieve the information for a URLs.
> tweetmeme offers an API [1] to discover URL information.
>
> 1.http://tweetmeme.com/stat
Hi Nick,
Yes, we can help with this. We have an API that is nearly complete
that will allow you to provide a URL and get all of the tweets that
contained a link to the provided URL, regardless of which URL
shortener that was used.
-Joel
On Apr 5, 12:02 pm, Nick Arnett wrote:
> On Sun, Apr 5, 2
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