Apps of a Feather …Stick Together
Third-party Twitter apps are going to break on June 19th, 2018.
After June 19th, 2018, “streaming services” at Twitter will be removed. This means two things for third-party apps:
We are incredibly eager to update our apps. However, despite many requests for clarification and guidance, Twitter has not provided a way for us to recreate the lost functionality. We've been waiting for more than a year.
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After June 19th, 2018, “streaming services” at Twitter will be removed. This means two things for third-party apps:
- Push notifications will no longer arrive
- Timelines won’t refresh automatically
We are incredibly eager to update our apps. However, despite many requests for clarification and guidance, Twitter has not provided a way for us to recreate the lost functionality. We've been waiting for more than a year.
All but the last one of these happened today:
1) Visual Studio failed its update,
2) NVidia's website's login broke,
3) After hacking around the login, the new NSight crashed.
4) The crash reporter for NSight then crashed.
5) I gave up software development and moved to Montana. https://t.co/3SZ8x8TOVY
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1) Visual Studio failed its update,
2) NVidia's website's login broke,
3) After hacking around the login, the new NSight crashed.
4) The crash reporter for NSight then crashed.
5) I gave up software development and moved to Montana. https://t.co/3SZ8x8TOVY
"The more building blocks you have that are simple, the easier it is to build something bigger." - @cosmic_peril at @DonutJS
Owning my authentication
Owning my authentication For the last year, since I've been involved in the IndieWeb, I've used IndieAuth.com for my IndieAuth authentication. It's a hosted service for authorization and token endpoints that helps bridge the technological hurdle of allowing new people to the IndieWeb to start being able to login using the IndieAuth protocol.
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