Newest Twitter Programming Tips
How to retrieve hashtags from a tweet in PHP
Akhyar A.
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php, twitter, regular expression, string
Social plugins re-parsing
Paolo
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parse, html, twitter, facebook
check twitter username
Casey
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0 responses
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python, twitter
How to use SLRequest to make request on social network ?
Vincent Saluzzo
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ios, xcode, twitter, facebook
Twitter Text autolinking and extraction for URLs, usernames, lists, and hashtags
John Polling
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gem, twitter, parsing, javascript
Clustering users on Twitter
Pulkit Goyal
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0 responses
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twitter, data mining, group, social
Twitter’s redesign proposal (April 2011)
José Luis Antúnez
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twitter, timeline, profile, redesign
oauth-ruby and twitter
Marcio Garcia
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0 responses
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ruby, gem, twitter, api
Autocomplete twitter friends username
Sylvain Peigney
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1 response
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ruby, twitter
Catch @ Twitter usernames
Franco Bouly
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0 responses
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twitter, regular expressions
Facebook, Twitter, and IP Addresses
Yury Tilis
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0 responses
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twitter, facebook, opengraph, html
Use http_build_query() with CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS in PHP
Leonard Challis
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php, twitter, curl, oauth
Want to flattr your Favs from Twitter?
Udo
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twitter, flattr, favorite, fav
Learn about the new iOS open source libraries and components from twitter
Sergei Cherepanov
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open source, cocos2s-iphone, twitter, objective-c
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