On Feb 17, 10:47 pm, Ryan Alford ryanalford...@gmail.com wrote:
You order all parameters EXCEPT the signature, then create the signature,
then append the signature to the end. All other parameters should be in
order.
I am under the impression that sorting is only required to generate
the
From
http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Twitter-REST-API-Method%3A-statuses%C2%A0followers
Requires Authentication (about authentication):
false unless requesting it from a protected user; if getting this data
of a protected user, you must auth (and be allowed to see that user).
But, if I am logged in
Read about creating protocol handlers. [1] When you get a request_token from
Twitter supply an oauth_callback set you yourtwitterapp://callback, or
something similar, and when the user returns from twitter they will jump
back to your application with a get parameter of oauth_token=xyz. You can
Rate limiting for unauthenticated calls count against the IP. You can read
more here: http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Rate-limiting
Abraham
On Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 09:17, Dmitri Snytkine d.snytk...@gmail.com wrote:
How can it be counted if no api key is used? Do you mean its counted
against the ip
Nice to see so many awesome introductions :)
I've been adding you and your applications to some Twitter lists so if I
missed anything let me know.
https://twitter.com/abraham/twitter-api-developers
https://twitter.com/abraham/twitter-applications
@abraham
On Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 17:08, Marco
Hi folks,
This is Amitab (@hiamitabha) and I am working on identifying location
specific tweets at http://www.twaller.com. There are Twaller pages for
many of the cities where all you folks live, so it was great to meet
so many people through this forum.
I am a heavy user of the Search and
Check your servers error logs. They should point you in the right
direction.
Abraham
On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 01:23, tolga.arican chayl...@gmail.com wrote:
I can not get response from Twitter to get authentication token. My
hosting is mediatemple, and i'm using EpiOauth library. Btw, I'm
hi,
my name is isaiah ( @isaiah ). i'm a indie Mac/iPhone developer. my latest
creation is Kiwi, a Mac Twitter client: http://kiwi-app.net/
i do lots of other fun stuff too:
open source OAuth stuff: http://github.com/yourhead
website layout tools: http://yourhead.com/
i tried to figure
Hi Guys,
@ak1394 Anton Krasovsky, Dublin, Ireland. Author of PavoMe (twitter
client for java mobiles).
I've been working with twitter for about half a year, and my efforts
are split between working
on client application and backend server (which handles all
communication between handset and
On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 15:54, Abraham Williams 4bra...@gmail.com wrote:
So. Who are you, what do you do, what have you built, and what feature do
you most want to see added?
I'm John SJ Anderson, aka @genehack.
In my day job I work for the National Institutes of Health, doing
various sorts of
FWIW, I'm using the tweetstream ruby gem also, I've started to see
similar problems in production in the last few weeks with streams just
'stalling', typically during the morning PST. The gem does seem to
handle dropped connections just fine.
Also of note is that I see the same problem of
You order all parameters EXCEPT the signature, then create the signature,
then append the signature to the end. All other parameters should be in
order.
I am under the impression that sorting is only required to generate
the Signature Base String. I haven't seen anything in the OAuth spec
Hi All,
I'm a ruby dev based in Melbourne, Australia, at Stateless Systems.
I've been consuming Twitter's Streaming, Search, and Rest API to drive
http://trendsmap.com/ which shows local Twitter trends on a Google Maps
based site.
I have a passion for all things geo ( weather), and so am
Hey guys,
The Twitter API returns ETags, that seem to change when the content
changes and otherwise not. It doesn't seem to return 304's when the
same ETag is sent back to it though.
Has anyone seen it send 304s?
I'm making calls against the method to retrieve favorited tweets.
Tim.
Is anyone else seeing dramatic disparities between what bit.ly reports
and what Google Analytics reports in terms of clicks? We're seeing like 10:1
over reporting from bit.ly ... if Google Analytics is right.
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I am new to java and I was wondering if anybody knew how to get the
location of a tweet (not the geolocation) using the twitter4j Library
when you do a query class search.
Thanks
I noticed this too, also noticed that Twitter sends no-cache header
and expiration far in the past, which is just another way to tell
browser not to cache anything.
You can find my recent post here under subject Why do you sent no-
cache headers
I don't know why they sending Etag then, looks
I would stick with Google Analytics. I think they take out all the
requests by search bots and all duplicate requests and report actual
legit requests by users.
Who knows how bit.ly does their click tracking, I sure don't
On Feb 21, 9:36 pm, neal rauhauser nrauhau...@gmail.com wrote:
Is
In general, no two tools will give *exactly* the same counts. In fact,
unless you read the definitions of the counts carefully, you'll find
that no two tools even use the same name for the same count! ;-)
So - what bit.ly clicks are you counting? What Google Analytics clicks
are you
The problem is this - we are doing promo stuff on Twitter, we were using
http://tr.im but they never got back to us with an API key, and now we're
using bit.ly. It's slick but if it's gonna be off by a factor of 10 for
these low volume links we have a real reporting problem - we don't always
Hi all,
I'm Anil Chawla and I develop a free service called tweetymail -
http://tweetymail.com - which is a full-featured Twitter client based
entirely on email. I've been using the API since early 2009 and
develop my applications in PHP (thank you Abraham for your excellent
TwitterOAuth
My name is Zac (@zbowling) and I'm a engineer at doubleTwist. Formerly of
Seesmic. Although my day to day development with the Twitter API isn't as
high as it used to be, I still remain active in the dev community here and
help out where I can. I also feed off the knowledge and issues the
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