Why I Wrote a Twitter API Library

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A few years ago I wrote my fair share of Twitter bots, now nearly all suspended or inactive. Learning how to do this was a frustrating experience for a number of reasons. Twitter’s Rest API had undergone some significant changes between v1 and v1.1 which led to a lot of confusion in tutorials/forums/stack overflow answers […] The post Why I Wrote...
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