Hi Jason, When will the video of this event be available?
@orian On May 17, 3:58 pm, Jason Costa <jasonco...@twitter.com> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > Thanks again to those of you who spent the evening with us this past > Thursday at #devnestSF. We had a great time seeing so many of you, and > hope you enjoyed yourselves too. We started off the night with talks > from Dick Costolo and Ryan Sarver, then saw presentations from four > great companies in the ecosystem: DataMinr, Klout, The Guardian, and > Quora. A big thanks to all four of them for coming out. > > We also had a chance to do Q&A with Ryan and Matt Harris from the > Platform team. We heard some solid questions from the audience around > an OAuth 2 implementation, the status of the JavaScript API and > @anywhere, opening up an API for the t.co shortener, and more. We’re > hoping to eventually upload videos from the event, but don’t have a > timeline as of yet for that. > > Just to recap on some of the statistics we revealed during the event: > > - the platform now receives 13 Billion API requests a day > - 600,000 developers are working with the Twitter API > - 900,000 applications have integrated with the Twitter API > > Additionally, we saw other exciting activities in the ecosystem over > the past six months: > > - ~$1 Billion in acquisitions > - ~$475 Million in venture capital investment > > As I mentioned above, we had some great ecosystem company > presentations too: > > - DataMinr sent out an alert regarding Osama Bin Laden’s death 20 > minutes before Bloomberg reported it, and the detection was based on > only 19 tweets. > - Klout is now serving almost 1 Billion API calls monthly, with more > than 4 billion graph edges scored daily and over 6 billion tweets > analyzed for user topics every three months. > - Guardian discussed how they were able to pull down a massive volume > of tweets, and analyze public sentiment around Tony Blair at the > Chilcott Inquiry. > - Quora illustrated how they effectively use the Twitter OAuth sign-in > flow, and noted how they see an average of 30 click-throughs when a > user tweets an answer out. > > If you attended the event and have feedback, please feel free to send > me a note (jasonco...@twitter.com) - I’d love to hear how you felt > about it. We want to do more of these in the future, and your feedback > will help us to better calibrate those events. -- Twitter developer documentation and resources: https://dev.twitter.com/doc API updates via Twitter: https://twitter.com/twitterapi Issues/Enhancements Tracker: https://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/list Change your membership to this group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/twitter-development-talk
