Performing client-side OAuth authorized Twitter API calls versus server side, how much of a difference is there in terms of performance?
I’m working on a Twitter application in Ruby on Rails. One of the biggest arguments that I have with other people on the project is the method of calling the Twitter API. Before, everything was done on the server: OAuth login, updating the user’s Twitter data, and retrieving tweets.
Twitter in app browser + user agent string
Recently (I believe some weeks ago) with the latest update of the Twitter app for iOS, all links found inside tweets are opened in Twitter’s build-in browser. My question is how to find Twitter’s browser agent so I can display custom messages.
We have troubleshoot the Twitter feed embed problem and found that it is a browser issue
The feed has stopped working. I can’t find anything online as to why this is happening.
The last tweet was July 6, 2023 but it says there are none in this feed. Has the functionality of this twitter com changed?
Can someone explain the behind-the-scenes process of connecting an app account to a Facebook account?
I am developing an app that will use the Twitter and Facebook login APIs exclusively.
Can someone explain the behind-the-scenes process of connecting an app account to a Facebook account?
I am developing an app that will use the Twitter and Facebook login APIs exclusively.
Can someone explain the behind-the-scenes process of connecting an app account to a Facebook account?
I am developing an app that will use the Twitter and Facebook login APIs exclusively.
Can someone explain the behind-the-scenes process of connecting an app account to a Facebook account?
I am developing an app that will use the Twitter and Facebook login APIs exclusively.
Can someone explain the behind-the-scenes process of connecting an app account to a Facebook account?
I am developing an app that will use the Twitter and Facebook login APIs exclusively.
Can someone explain the behind-the-scenes process of connecting an app account to a Facebook account?
I am developing an app that will use the Twitter and Facebook login APIs exclusively.
How to scrub Twitter and Facebook posts for many users
I’m making an Rails app that in theory should scrub new posts from the users facebook and twitter accounts and put them in a timeline for an analyst to analyze and determine if they are good or bad posts, if the user posted “bad content” the analyst marks it as so and warns the user.