Twitter Apilyons Theverge is launching a new API that will let developers access data more effectively. It also allows them to create apps that are optimized for specific use cases. Among the new features are a navigation feature that lets you swipe between different views, including recommended tweets and topics.
This article from The Verge explores these new features and more.
Twitter Launching a New API
Twitter Apilyons Theverge is launching a new API that will make it easier for developers to build tools and apps on top of the platform. According to the company, it wants to empower developers to build solutions that improve the health and safety of the public conversation and community experiences.
The company is aiming to provide a single API that serves all users, from individuals testing a new idea to large enterprise partners. It also plans to offer tiers of access, including free access, self-serve paid access that offers increased functionality and rate limits to scale as needed, and enterprise level access for companies that want the most powerful features available.
Third-Party Clients
The new API is called “API v2” and it will offer third-party clients access to features that were previously unavailable in the official app like poll results in tweets, pinned Tweets on profiles, spam filtering, and more. It will also allow them to access a real-time stream instead of waiting for the platform to serve up new tweets.
Micro-Bits of Information
Twitter Apilyons Theverge is a global social network that helps users share micro-bits of information called ‘tweets’ and create conversations around topics, news and people. This is done through following and retweeting tweets of other users and searching for topics.
The Twitter app is constantly evolving and adding new features depending on how the users are using it. But now, Twitter is taking it a step further by launching a beta app for a selected group of users to test out new features and talk about them with each other.
Twitter Pick Up
This will help Twitter pick up on how its users are using it and how to make the new features easier to understand. It will also use the data to decide whether it should launch it for all users.
In this beta app, users will be able to find their favourite replies on Twitter easily. They will be sorted in a color-coded way. This will make it easy for them to spot the most relevant ones in a long conversation thread.
Core App Business
Twitter, which has been struggling to grow its core app business, is experimenting with new forms and platforms to boost growth. Its latest is a new app that lets users tweet about movies they’ve seen in the cinema.
Letting Users
The company is testing the waters by letting users chat about their favorite flicks, including blockbusters like Jurassic World Dominion, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Minions 2. While these aren’t groundbreaking features by any means, they do help show that Twitter is willing to get outside its comfort zone and find ways to re-ignite its core app growth.
The new feature also includes a few other features that aren’t as common on Twitter. For example, the app will be able to show you when a movie is playing nearby, and it can send alerts to your friends about any upcoming screenings of their favorite movies. However, it’s not yet clear how Twitter is going to implement these features.
New Feature
Twitter has launched a new feature called “Edit Tweet.” It will allow users to edit their tweets up to five times within a 30-minute period.
Twitter’s Edit History
It will also give them a label and time stamp that indicates their changes. Additionally, users can check their Twitter’s Edit History to see all of their edits and the original tweet they posted.
In addition, Twitter Apilyons Theverge is testing a new feature that lets users create long-form blog posts on their platform. The feature is currently only available to a select group of users in the U.S., UK, Canada, and Ghana, but people “in most countries” can read them on or off the platform.
Conclusion:
In the same way, Twitter has rolled out a new feature for users to get notifications ahead of a product launch from brands. The new feature is a bit like Instagram’s “Close Friends” feature, but with a Twitter twist.
