We'd like to help developers maintain a local copy of their authorized
users' followings -- the accounts that their users follow. We hope to enable
a feature that will make this easier in early 2011.
We're not particularly interested in helping developers maintain the set of
an account's
We have a user database lookup capacity issue that is most acute on Site
Streams. This is compounded by a bug that causes Hosebird to cache a
timed-out database lookup as a negative authentication entry, and then your
account can't log in on that one server for the cache duration. Generally if
you
We're not quite ready to move Site Streams out of beta. We have a few
features to add, and we want to expand capacity somewhat to give a quicker,
more consistent, login experience. We want to make as many risky changes as
possible under beta, and then move much more carefully in full production.
Yes, our model does externalize some development and hosting costs onto
clients. But, we tend to only externalize cost when issues would be far
cheaper, in aggregate, to solve on the client, or would be intractable to
solve on our end and might otherwise prevent the launch of the feature. We
try
I understand. There's lots of sausage making going on behind the scenes. You
make it the best you can. Often for reasons that I cannot hope to understand.
;-)
Let me stop being metaphysical and boil this down to a simple bug report:
There is no documentation of how to get from the schema
That's good to hear. I wondering if these other crossdomain.xml issues
that's I've be raising for more than a year will ever be addressed?
http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-development-talk/browse_thread/thread/e35a708400b529b3/2a8e40506a039072
On Sat, 18 Dec 2010 07:25:55 -0800, John Kalucki j...@twitter.com wrote:
We'd like to help developers maintain a local copy of their authorized
users' followings -- the accounts that their users follow. We hope to
enable
a feature that will make this easier in early 2011.
We're not
This is what I get in the response
{request:\/friends\/ids.json?user_id=121552558,error:Incorrect
signature}
Kathy
On Dec 17, 1:28 pm, Matt Harris thematthar...@twitter.com wrote:
Hi Kathy,
What is the error we are returning in the response body? It should contain
information about why the
Hi Twitter admins and developers,
I am developing a social media application which uses a follow stream
with track words. At about 21:00 on Dev 16 2010 (UTC), the tweet rate
rapidly dropped from about 2800 tweets per minute to about 700,
including none we are looking for. Since today (Dec 18th) at
HEy guys, have failed to do this multiple times now, so going to post
it up here, maybe someone can help, scrape is a CURL object, that
works perfectly fine, I can update any information on the page but as
soon as I add the image bit, it fails..
$data = array('_method' = 'put', 'user' =
I just did a quick count of tweets per day over that period for two systems
that track keywords. One looks steady for the 16th. The other glitched on
the 16th and had to be restarted. Depending on how you track the streaming
API, what I experienced as a failed connection may have been just a
Are you tracking reconnections and HTTP error codes? Sounds like you may
have been churning your connection and getting banned.
-John Kalucki
http://twitter.com/jkalucki
Twitter Inc.
On Sat, Dec 18, 2010 at 7:32 AM, Frank Sorro xoo9i...@googlemail.comwrote:
Hi Twitter admins and developers,
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