TweetSharp is a complete .NET library for microblogging platforms that allows you to write short and sweet expressions that convert automatically to web queries and fly to Twitter on your behalf. We strive to cover 100% of the Twitter API and actively keep up with enhancements and changes from Twitter itself. TweetSharp was developed by Daniel Crenna and Jason Diller.
Nothing major in this preview release, just a rollup of recent fixes, some improvements to the OAuth workflow to better handle the PIN stuff, and support for image uploads via TwitGoo.
Thanks to Jon Galloway for the TwitGoo patch, and to John Sheehan for helping to track down a bug in the relative time code.
This is an interim release that is meant to address a recent discovery in Twitter User deserialization that may cause unintended side effects in your code. We discovered that in some cases the JSON representations returned for the “verified_profile” element on a user entity could be named simply “verified” which will cause deserialization to fail and “AsUser()” or “AsUsers()” extension methods to return null.
If this issue is affecting you, please download this release.
We recently recorded an episode of dnrTV with Carl Franklin all about TweetSharp. It’s in screencast format with voice-over Q&A by Carl and the TweetSharp team and lots of tweetsharp code. The screencast is up now for your viewing pleasure.
Head over to dnrtv.com to watch it now!
This project is sponsored and developed by Dimebrain.
© 2009 Dimebrain.
