With the upcoming deprecation of /statuses/public_timeline that was
just announced, will there be any way to find out the (approximate)
highest tweet id?
I know the streaming API would work but it seems like overkill.
Scenario: in my app I cache tweets for performance and to avoid over-
calling
about api.twitter.com/1 but even so I almost
unwittingly used twitter.com when I started using an API I hadn't used
yet (friendships/create) because the example has twitter.com.
Thought I'd try out a new word on you. I used behoove in a sentence.
Brian Morearty
Thanks for asking. I was just wondering the same thing. :-)
On Nov 30, 3:19 pm, LeeS - @semel lse...@gmail.com wrote:
Here's the situation:
My app lets users OAuth via Twitter as their login. Simple and
standard.
Now, I've created an API for my app. I want other apps, say Twitter
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My only workaround is to ignore the results I've already seen before
but no one wins--Twitter has to send me more results and I have to
process more results.
A fix soon would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
Brian Morearty
On Nov 4, 10:50 am, twitter-development emmanuel
