http://twitter.com/statuses/friends_timeline/bob.xml
We'd still allow you to retrieve your friends_timeline for the
authenticating user, just not the authenticating user looking at
another user's timeline. This latter method forces us to do a fairly
complex query that, when not cached, can be pretty painful.
How many of you actually make use of this method? Should it stay or
should it go? I can say that the equivalent view on the web is going
away in all likelihood. You'll still be able to see who another user
follows, but not in timeline format.
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TTYtter does not use this at all.
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http://twitter.com/statuses/friends_timeline.json (for the authenticated user).
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I always thought it was an odd, but interesting, feature. I can
definitely imagine the performance hit though. Not worth keeping in my
mind.
Evan
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Akira Ueda (@akr)
> http://twitter.com/statuses/friends_timeline/bob.xml
Neither of my apps use that method:
- http://snaptweet.com
- http://doesfollow.com
Best,
-damon
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So yeah, you probably don't want to keep it around.
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I understand your frustration, but what's the point of subscribing to
this list if not for those kinds of announcements?
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