You bet.
I have created three twitter apps for imby. The production twitter
app is in the @imby twitter account. The staging and development
twitter apps are within the @imbyTest twitter account. That account
is private, so people don't see all the test tweets and whatnot.
Development,
Yes, Twitter requires a callback URL. Make a test page to display (or
save to file) your oAuth tokens. Embed those tokens into your local
test page (and remove that helpful test page on hosted server).
Develop locally, and add if-then blocks, depending if you are local or
remote. That way, you
You can use a callback URL like the following to develop locally.
http://dev.local:3000/authenticated
Then put your dev, stage, prod callback URLs in a config. Your app
should work the same regardless of the server/environment it is
running on.
I also have different twitter accounts for
My explaination is more language agnostic, and works for an oauth web
flow. But I like your RoR idea, and it sounds like there is support
for localhost development to some extent. I suppose /authenticated
is the controller. How the terms dev, stage, prod fit into the rails
design paradigm is
