twitterizer

A few months ago Twitter rolled out an opt-in feature called Entities that includes information about special content inside tweet text. For example, if someone includes a url in a tweet, there will be an entity that will identify the url, where in the text the url text exists, and other information about the url. [...]

Very soon I will be officially releasing version 2.3 of the Twitterizer framework, but, because of some major changes and pretty great features, I decided to release an early preview of the new features and functionality and allow for some feedback and testing before the official release. The New Response Object First of all, the [...]

As I mentioned in my last post, I’ve relocated the SVN server. It can now be found here: http://svn.twitterizer.net/twitterizer/. The existing repo will remain online, but will no longer be updated.

In order to help unify the development effort and give me and those special few who come and go, helping along the way, a single place to track information and tasks, I’ve launched a new project management site @ pm.twitterizer.net. In this new site, I will be doing my best to keep track of tasks [...]

I’ve just published version 2.2.3 to address many of the OAuth issues that have popped up in the last few releases. To correct some issues, I’ve had to disable some of the more advanced POST functionality in the new WebRequestBuilder class. Coming in the next release: Asynchronous methods! A new TwitterResponse class that all methods [...]

How would you like to be notified about updates to the library? Is our Twitter account (@twit_er_izer) enough? Almost two months ago, I stopped sending out messages through the mailing list, but I’d like to know if that was a bad move. Personally, I’d rather subscribe to an RSS feed and not get email, but [...]

Ok, so I messed up a bit and put out a few releases that weren’t “stable” or “bug-free” or “tested” or whatever, but I’m working on it (albeit slowly) … I’m not happy about it either, ok? I’ll admit, I really stretched myself too thin. I’ve been making some fairly drastic changes to the library [...]

So, you’ve finally showed up, eh? Forced to stop by because all of a sudden your application that you’ve spent so many hours making work ‘just-so’ has ceased to function at all. Welcome to the club. No doubt you have many questions, the last of which is “Why is Twitterizer throwing so many exceptions?” Unfortunately [...]

The time for our next release is fast approaching. This next release will be a fairly large one and the impact on your code could be important, although hopefully for the better. For better compatibility, I’ve changed our Json parsing logic. Originally, I was using the Json deserializer built into the .net framework, but, due to [...]

I’ve shuffled some things around and added a few new features with @Anywhere. There is an all new Downloads section. Moving the releases away from the google code page gives us a lot more control over downloads, plus it lets us to gather a lot of useful information. In case you missed it, I’ve added a Wiki [...]