twitterizer

Paging has always been a bit of a sore subject, especially since it is one of the few times I’ve tried to assume control over use of the API for you developers. Is it time for a change? From the very beginning of development of version 2, I spent a good deal of time attempting [...]

I don’t know if anyone is interested in any of our traffic analytics, but I love this kind of stuff, so I’ll share in the hopes somebody out there is like me. This analytics tracks users on www.twitterizer.net, forums.twitterizer.net ... [More] , pm.twitterizer.net, and the old site on code.google.com. Summary 13,244 Visits 53,432 Pageviews 2,549 Downloads Visits 13,244 [...] [Less]

Today’s code sample was requested by @cecilphillip. He asked, “how about following getting related tweets using the reply-to feature. Like following tweet conversations ?” First, we’ll take a tweet and walk backwards in time, collecting the tweets as ... [More] we go: var statusResponse = TwitterStatus.Show(10862743284350976); if (statusResponse.Result != RequestResult.Success) { // Display an error return; } [...] [Less]

One of the more recent additions to the Twitter API is a concept called Entities. Entities appear within status (aka tweet) elements and identify words within the body of the tweet text that should be linked along with other useful pre-parsed information. Before you begin using entities, you should be aware that, as of the [...]

In any application, exception handling is a very necessary evil. So, I’ve tried to make dealing with exceptions as easy as possible for you. In this post, I will give you a single example that will demonstrate all of the possible ways error details will be available. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 [...]

Every single method in the Twitterizer library allows for optional parameters to be supplied through an OptionalProperties class type (or a derivative of it). These classes will allow you to set some configuration options at runtime, but, more ... [More] importantly, will allow you to send method-specific optional parameters to the Twitter API. In this first sample, [...] [Less]

Today, a user jumped in the chat room and asked if there was anything that he could do to stop his desktop application from freezing up while it was posting an update. I was excited to whip up an example of how to use the async wrapper methods. I am just as excited to share [...]

I’m not going to make friends with this post. In fact, I’m probably going to anger and/or alienate a good number of you, but I, for the first time, am going to use this as my personal soapbox. Today, the good developers over at Tweetsharp announced plans for their 2nd major release (version 2.0). This [...]

Version 2.3.1 has been released. Nothing too exciting, just some bug fixes. Bug #50: InvalidCastException was unhandled by user code Bug #51: Error converting value to type ‘Twitterizer.TwitterSearchResult’ Bug #54: FriendTimeline Type exception Bug ... [More] #57: Previous/Next page wrong behavior Bug #59: System.FormatException Bug #64: FollowersIds command is not paging correctly. Bug #65: ErrorMessage in TwitterResponse [...] [Less]

Version 2.3 has finally been released. 2.3 has actually been ready for release for weeks (as you who get our source from SVN probably noticed), but I held it back in an attempt to release updated documentation along with it. Again, I underestimated my own hatred of maintaining documentation. Before proceeding, you should be sure [...]