Do you possess an undying urge to make something in .NET that can communicate with Twitter.com? Nicole and I sure do. That’s why we made Twitteroo. We figure that there are more people out there like we are, so we’ve made the TwitterooCore Library available for download.
It’s fairly easy to work with TwitterooCore. Download a sample console application that uses TwitterooCore to get started. There is also TwitterooCore documentation that you can peruse at your leisure. Who doesn’t like to peruse documentation?
Go. Build something cool. Make it available on your website and then send us the link (or leave a comment) so that other Twitterers can check it out. You can use C#, VB.NET or any of the supported .NET languages, so what’s stopping you?
To-do List
- Download the TwitterooCore Library
- Download the sample console application
- Check out the TwitterooCore documentation
- Build something cool for your ASP.NET website
- Optionally, also build a cool Windows application
- Share your new creation with the world!
Since the TwitterooCore Library is totally free, anything you make with it should be free as well.
Hello
I have installed twitteroo today, but the problem with it is, that it doesnt even start. I am always getting error-messages from my pc .. What can I do ? Greetings from Germany, Martin
My wishlist: Try for a longer view:
don’t delete old twits,
let me search through my archives,
see all twits by a person,
follow a thread of replies without losing your place
click on an embedded link in the list instead of the top bar
make it obvious how to open the settings panel and see the current version number
auto check for a software update daily
surf through archives a .
Hi Martin,
Can you take a screenshot of the error message and send it to me? I’ll email you now
Hi Phil,
Some of those options we can certainly address in an upcoming version of Twitteroo. I like the idea of seeing all tweets by a particular person. I’ve added all of these requests to my list and will add what I can.
Thanks for the input!
Eric
Hi Eric;
I have installed Twiteroo (v 1.3 and then 1.4) but have not been able to get it to work….just like Martin, it crashes. Here is the error signature I get:
EventType : clr20r3 P1 : twitteroo.exe P2 : 1.4.0.42808
P3 : 45f62cc1 P4 : twitteroo P5 : 1.4.0.42808 P6 : 45f62cc1
P7 : 29 P8 : 0 P9 : system.nullreferenceexception
Can you help?
Carl
Hi, Eric,
Me too, installed but can’t start, encouter this error message:
EventType : clr20r3 P1 : twitteroo.exe P2 : 1.4.0.42808
P3 : 45f62cc1 P4 : twitteroo P5 : 1.4.0.42808 P6 : 45f62cc1
P7 : 29 P8 : 0 P9 : system.nullreferenceexception
when calling GetTimeline you have an Object null reference with your internal list… I dont think you have instantiated the returning list - users collection…
Just a note that the word Timeline is ambiguous in .Net and even though its not much to get rid of it, I more twitterroo specific name would be better.. like TwitterTimeline..
If you could email me with an update of your Dll that would be great, the application I am working on will be also presented in a book due out shortly so you can be assured of getting lots of exposure from it…
Cheers
Howdy..
I got your error … it is in the method - DecodeStstusXml(XmlDocument document) specifically the line in the for loop …
status.RelativeCreatedAt = element[”relative_created_at”].InnerText;
It would appear this element does not exist…
Hope this helps..
Cheers
Hi Brennon,
Are you using the Twitteroo 1.4 API? That was fixed in the latest version. Twittero.com stopped including that node in their XML
Eric
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Seems like the sample app still includes the 1.3 API, which results in the null reference exception mentioned above. When I downloaded the most recent (1.5) API and changed my project reference to point to it, it worked great. You might want to change the sample project to avoid this headache.
Thanks
rr
Hi,
You’re still linking to the 1.3 library in this post, which obviously broken now.
This post is what comes up on Google as the most relevant link for a variety of Twitter and Twitteroo searches.
Can you please update the hosted file, or at least the link in this post? Yes, I know the latest API is linked from the front page of the blog - but it’s not what you see first.
Cheers
Hi Will,
We’re going to be updating everything Twitteroo and Jaikuroo related very soon. In fact, it’s open in Visual Studio right now
Thanks for the heads up!
Eric
Hey all.
I was using twitteroo a while ago. i changed to some AIR apps for a few months. When reinstallling the latest update from the site, i encountered the nullreferenceexception error.
I ended up looking for a solution here, and noticed something about ‘linking to an earlier - bugged - version’. Could you link to a working verion in the meanwhile, while upgrading.
I am waiting for your updates! (i havent found a client besides twitteroo doing as good, or even better ;))
keep up the good work
just taking a quick look at the Classes in your library and reading the documentation. I just downloaded but have not unzipped yet, but looking at the documentation what order (if any) is the collection of users returned in from the GetTimeline call? would a user be in there once with multiple statuses under that user object or each time they updated would be a seperate instance of the User class?
I having trouble opening any of the zip files here after I download them. I keep trying but it keeps saying they are corrupt. Is there a problem with these files?
Anyone having trouble with the zip file try this version http://www.freewebs.com/mixelpixel/TwitterooCore.zip
I had a friend of mine rezip it on their mac and it works fine for me now. Also the API seems to be working as well. I used it.
Would really like to see this as open source because if you guys can’t maintain it I would like to add some extentions myself.
Cheers.
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The source for the library would be nice so we can compile with .NET 3.5.