twitterizer

For the last few days I have been working with MVC3 making a site that relies upon Twitter as the basis for user accounts, so I implemented Sign in with Twitter. It turned out to be incredibly easy. First of all, you’ll need a controller to handle your sign on button and the OAuth [...]

Version 2.4 has been posted as an official release. Here are the particulars: This version is built for .NET 4.0. Removed NextPage() and PreviousPage() methods — users must manage page numbers and cursors manually Lots of bug fixes Add support for ... [More] GET users/profile_image/:screen_name Add support for GET blocks/blocking/ids Add support for GET blocks/blocking Add support [...] [Less]

This weekend I gave a talk at the Tallahassee Code Camp introducing a small group of developers to Twitterizer. We covered basic usage, authorization with OAuth, and the streaming api. The group was well engaged and I had a lot of fun. You can find the demo applications I used here:

I’ve just posted Twitterizer 2.3.3. This update includes many bug fixes and support for additional end points. It is a quick attempt to merge 2.3.2 with the extensive changes we’ve made, but without requiring too many code changes for you. It also includes the latest in our streaming api library. The release is a little [...]

Hey everybody. Ricky here. Just wanted to take a few minutes to give all of you an update of things and address an issue that appears to have become more prevalent in the last few days weeks, along with a potential fix. For a while, reports of an issue have started to come in on [...]

The following code block will search for the Twitterizer hashtag and return groups of 2 tweets per page. Each tweet will be displayed in the console. It will repeat the process for up to 5 pages of results. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 [...]

Getting a list of a user’s followers used to be fairly straight forward, but Twitter has depreciated the more convenient endpoints, in favor of making multiple calls. This may seem like it’s a disservice to developers, but I can easily see how maintaining these endpoints was the cause of many headaches for Twitter, and the [...]

This morning Twitter dropped off the network and a Twitterizer bug appeared in its place. All requests to Twitter while the API is unavailable will result in unhandled exceptions being thrown. To address this issue, I’ve published version 2.3.2. This release will also address a few other bugs and includes support for a few more [...]

Spammer suck and they’ve been sucking in our direction a lot recently. Until it settles down, I’ve disabled anonymous comments and issue submissions in the project management site and turned on topic and post moderation in the forums. I’d rather not force any one to register to either to ask questions or report issues, but [...]

I’ve created a mirror of our source code repository on GitHub. You can find it here: https://github.com/DigitallyBorn/Twitterizer