Whether it's talking
about current events or sharing photos of a family vacation, the world
is now addicted to social networks. Businesses recognize this, and these
days every business wants social media addressed in their applications.
Facebook, Twitter, and other sites provide powerful APIs you can use to
harness the power of social networking in your own applications.
However, most of these APIs tend to return data formatted in any number
of syndication formats that can be quite painful to work with. Luckily,
there are many free .NET based libraries that make interacting with
these APIs a breeze. Over the next several weeks, I'll be posting some
information and examples specific to some of these libraries. Here are a
few of them now for your consumption...
TweetSharp Twitter
exposes its API in the form of three different APIs, two REST APIs
and one Streaming API. These APIs can be queried by making HTTP GET/POST
requests to a specific URL with some required parameters.
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