Twitter Planning Developers-Only Platform Event Next Week
Twitter is inviting developers to a private “mobile-oriented platform event” next week at its headquarters in San Francisco. “We’ve been working on some exciting new features for the Twitter platform,” the registration page says, “and we’d like to share those with you.” Twitter has had a contentious relationship with some developers since it began to […]
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Twitter is inviting developers to a private “mobile-oriented platform event” next week at its headquarters in San Francisco.
“We’ve been working on some exciting new features for the Twitter platform,” the registration page says, “and we’d like to share those with you.”
Twitter has had a contentious relationship with some developers since it began to tighten its API rules last summer. The company eventually explained its developer ecosystem vision, which gave developers a road map for the kind of products the company wants to see going forward on the Twitter platform.
Members of the press aren’t invited to next week’s event. It’s happening on Tuesday, April 2 from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm.
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