Andy Piper

Really exciting tool that I’ve had my eye on for a while, looking forward to broader coverage as it grows!

Nice work! As a long time Glitch user it is great to be able to use Glitch to learn about the power of Fastly so I can apply it to my other projects. Really excited to see this update.

We're becoming spoiled with some great iOS client apps for Mastodon, and I have to say that I've really been enjoying Radiant. Quick, customisable, and a nice clean design. Nice work and thank you, @jknlsn 👍🏻

Exciting launch, congratulations @amir_shevat1 - best wishes and I look forward to seeing where this goes!

In the "I would say this, I work here" bucket, but here is something worth knowing... this is the first time that Twitter has directly featured developer-built addons to the platform actually inside of the app and website - very cool recognition of the value that these additional tools and apps bring to people on Twitter. If you are a regular Twitter user, some of these are worth checking out.

Quick endorsement here, I’ve been using Xnapper through the pre-release / beta period (I’m a paying customer) and it has been great to use. Ideal for social screenshotting. Tony is always a great developer to talk to about issues or new ideas, as well.

Nice! Any chance of a PDF or e-Reader version? My preference for longer-form magazine formats, anyway.

Congrats on the launch! Looking forward to playing with this soon.

We're releasing the first endpoints for the new Twitter API v2 today, including features like access to topic annotations and poll data. You can also see where we are headed via the public API roadmap. https://trello.com/b/myf7rKwV/twitter-developer-platform-roadmap

This links to the French app store, and then tells me it is only available on iOS?

Congrats @Hemal!

I've been following these folks since they launched the Pigeon Air Patrol in London as a cool Twitter hack a couple of years ago, and then built out the beta product, which I've been using as a member of the Plume Air Patrol squad. There were some early issues with battery life etc, but in general the early version of the Flow was great, and also a great talking point when talking with friends...