andypiper

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by andypiper 9y ago
Thanks for the note - working on that. https://developer.twitter.com/en/pricing should work. There's free sandbox access, and then tiered pricing for increased access and additional features like counts and the en
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by andypiper 9y ago
Are you logged in to the page?
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by andypiper 9y ago
The only premium API we've announced today is 30-day search, but watch the roadmap ( https://t.co/roadmap ) for future updates.
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by andypiper 10y ago
I believe Tweetings for Android has been updated to do so already.
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by andypiper 10y ago
In the early stages where we are now, we're finding the new architecture pretty robust. There's an acknowledgement back on our side with webhooks responses, so we can build features that ensure your apps never miss an activity.
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by andypiper 10y ago
I cannot say definitively, but I don't believe there are plans to lower any limits. Additionally, given that the existing standard Search API has not been significantly enhanced in several years and the replacement is going to be bas
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by andypiper 10y ago
Yes, that's correct at the moment.
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by andypiper 10y ago
That's a really good piece of feedback that I'll be sure to pass along. In terms of plans and pricing, we're not yet announcing those details, but stay tuned as the new APIs we reference in the two blog posts today mature. We
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by andypiper 10y ago
Nothing specific to announce at the moment, but yes, that's the direction that we refer to in the blog post - a new developer portal that would enable you to scale via tiered pricing in the future (but that remains free to use for stan
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by andypiper 10y ago
That's frustrating, I realise. It's probably the most common feature I'm asked about regularly (alongside group Direct Messages). Polls are complicated to add, as there are three aspects (creating, voting, and then seeing the
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by andypiper 10y ago
Well, the platform is not just about client apps, people use Twitter's data and features for all kinds of things. You're welcome to build on the platform if you've got a good idea.
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by andypiper 10y ago
I'm not pretending - I've been responsible for the public-facing APIs (since 2014). We've launched mute, accessibility text for images, multi image and video upload, etc etc. We haven't added every single feature, but we
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by andypiper 10y ago
We increased the rate limits for a range of the API endpoints in the fall last year, in fact. The updates we announced today should also offer more and better data to developers as they scale.
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by andypiper 10y ago
"shutting down the APIs" - you mean, requiring authentication and adding rate-limiting? which meant that we could get on top of the fail whale and control platform stability? The APIs have been open and usable all the time.
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by andypiper 10y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Can you be specific about the API features that you're referring to that are "all over the place"? I'm personally really excited about this, and this is probably the most cohesive a strategy I&#x
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by andypiper 11y ago
Fabric is Twitter's mobile SDK and platform.
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by andypiper 12y ago
"serial entrepreneur" LMAO. This guy is a serial abuser and a serial scammer.
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by andypiper 12y ago
Great questions and apologies that you're not getting all of those answers from the linked landing page. There is a lot more information on the developer site http://dev.twitter.com/fabric and there are also now replay
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Hacking and pairing at Pivotal(wired.com)
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by andypiper 13y ago
jambay provides more info on Warden in this other HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6488258
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by andypiper 13y ago
Hmm. Read this as "newfound fear of RIAK" - either spent too much time on datastores lately, or need my eyes tested.
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by andypiper 13y ago
bet this gets taken down anytime now.
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by andypiper 13y ago
As Antirez says, VMware were formerly a sponsor of Redis, and he now works for Pivotal (as do I), who are the current sponsor of the project. Either way, I'm highly skeptical that anyone at either company did such a thing.