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Love Tweetbot, but why can't they just register a separate application token/secret for the alpha and change it when it goes gold? Just because it wouldn't gen
by stevencorona 14y ago
Love Tweetbot, but why can't they just register a separate application token/secret for the alpha and change it when it goes gold?
Just because it wouldn't generate any media attention or am I missing something?
- GuiA 14y agoSpeculating, but the application and its beta are not technically separate applications, so it's quite possible that Twitter would be upset if they did that.
- dpearson 14y agoIf they went that route, they would be limited to 100,000 users. Tapbots likely had more users than that when the new API guidelines were announced, which means that they can have two times their current userbase, a (potentially) significantly higher number, if they keep the same key and secret as for the alpha.
- SoftwareMaven 14y agoSo they have a "limited" beta with the first 10k new test users for each release getting to test it (and once in, you are always in). That would give them 10 testing updates before they hit their cap and a lot of useful data.