Yes, I'm one of the technical editors for the book, and we're working
with the author and editor to keep them abreast of changes to the API.
On Fri, Jan 2, 2009 at 14:32, Stuart wrote:
>
> 2009/1/2 Alex Payne :
>> O'Reilly has the "rough cut" of their book on the Twitter API
>> available: http:/
@Twittergator
You do not necessary need a programming language to play around with
the api.
Sure, if you really want to do stuff, you need the api, but simpler
stuff is possible
with command line tools like wget and Excel (excel does reads rss once
you get
the idea)
The problem is that people
2009/1/2 Alex Payne :
> O'Reilly has the "rough cut" of their book on the Twitter API
> available: http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596157791/.
They are aware that you guys are about to change it all right??
-Stuart
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O'Reilly has the "rough cut" of their book on the Twitter API
available: http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596157791/.
On Thu, Jan 1, 2009 at 17:46, Ninjamonk wrote:
>
> I would suggest learning a programming language, how restful
> webserices work, then reading the twitter api docs.
>
> If they al
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
> 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
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
