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Twitter Application with Titanium

I was just wondering if it would be possible to make a fully featured Twitter Application with Titanium? An app like Twitter for iPhone or Osfoora..

— asked July 22nd 2010 by Ross Waycaster
  • api
  • iphone
  • oauth
  • titanium
  • twitter
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  • yep, you sure can.
    there actually is someone who has made one already, i'll have to look and get the link to his app.

    rocksteady,
    danno~

    — answered July 23rd 2010 by danno watts
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    • oh please do! I would love to see it. Thanks

      — commented July 23rd 2010 by Ross Waycaster
  • i believe it's called "nigel", you can view a video of it here:
    http://vimeo.com/11978437

    rocksteady,
    danno~

    — answered July 23rd 2010 by danno watts
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  • If anyone is wanting to make a full Twitter app, be sure to check out BirdHouse.

    Cross-Platform Support & Up-to-Date: BirdHouse has been tested on Android with Linux and Mac as well as on iPhone, both using the latest Titanium Mobile SDK (1.6.2). It has been tested by others and is being maintained to fix any issues.

    Go here for the code and go here for the test app.

    About: The script can send tweets, retrieve tweets, authenticate, "deauthenticate", and send custom API calls to Twitter. For sending tweets, a custom UI popup appears. It is designed to work similar to Titanium's Facebook module.

    David Riccitelli's oauth-adapter doesn't work on Android, but some have forked it to work, such as Ketan Majmudar (go here for his code), I have tried other OAuth scripts as well, but I have been more successful with BirdHouse.

    — answered April 19th 2011 by Joe iEntry
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    • what about retweet, favorite, follw and delete a post ?
      I don't know how to add these options…

      — commented November 22nd 2011 by MGP Natesh
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