Consuming streaming data
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Authorizing a request | Twitter Developers
Overview The purpose of this document is to show you how to modify HTTP requests for the purpose of sending authorized requests to the Twitter API. All of Twitter's APIs are based on the HTTP protocol. This means that any software you write which uses Twitter's APIs sends a series of structured messages to Twitter's servers. For example, a request to post the text "Hello Ladies + Gentlemen, a sign
Twitter API Documentation
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Twitter API Documentation
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About Twitter Cards
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Twitter Cards | Twitter Developers
Yesterday we started rolling out a new experience for expanded Tweets that gives partner websites the option to present their content in a more engaging way on Twitter. When users expand Tweets containing links to sites that have opted in to participate, they’ll see content previews, images, videos, and more. We’re calling the technology behind this feature Twitter cards, and have worked closely w
New Withheld Content Fields in API Responses | Twitter Developers
The Twitter REST API will soon return new data attributes to accommodate specific circumstances in which Twitter is required to withhold certain content in particular countries. We provide more detail on this on our Twitter blog and our Support pages. The new attributes, withheld_in_countries and withheld_scope, will denote which countries the Tweet or the account is being withheld in, as well as
Introducing Twitter Web Analytics | Twitter Developers
Twitter is a powerful platform for websites to share their content, and drive traffic and engagement. However, people have struggled to accurately measure the amount of traffic Twitter is sending to their websites, in part because web analytics software hasn’t evolved as quickly as online sharing and social signals. Today we’re announcing Twitter Web Analytics, a tool that helps website owners und
Display Guidelines | dev.twitter.com
October 19, 2010 Twitter's ID format is changing. Please read, this affects nearly everyone. More» x Last week you may remember Twitter planned to enable the new Status ID generator - 'Snowflake' but didn't. The purpose of this email is to explain the reason why this didn't happen, what we are doing about it, and what the new release plan is. Previous Announcements August 31, 2010 Basic Auth has b
共有ブックマークレット | dev.twitter.com
August 31, 2010 Basic Auth has been deprecated. All applications must now use OAuth. Read more » x Don't fret! @twitterapi is here to help! Feel free to reach out to us directly, or via our Twitter Development Talk group. The switch to OAuth is a good thing! You, as the application developer, don't have the burden of keeping potentially damaging credentials for your users (especially considering t
Tweet Button | dev.twitter.com
August 16, 2010 The @twitterapi team will be shutting off basic authentication on the Twitter API. All applications, by this date, need to switch to using OAuth. Read more » Don't fret! @twitterapi is here to help! Feel free to reach out to us directly, or via our Twitter Development Talk group. The switch to OAuth is a good thing! You, as the application developer, don't have the burden of keepin
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GET lists/statuses | Twitter Developers