Welcome to our continuing series of CodeProject interviews in which we talk to developers about their backgrounds, projects, interests and pet peeves. In this installment we talk to Val Polouchkine, a Developer Advocate for Twitter.

Connecting to Social Network APIs with Spring.NET Social

by Bruno Baia

Spring.NET Social helps you to simplify authentication (OAuth) and API binding with Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) providers such as Facebook and Twitter.

Creating Twitter STS with ASP.NET MVC and WIF

by Dmitry Tretyakov

Step by Step tutorial describes how to create custom Security Token Service.

Databind XML Feed in Windows 8

by JayJanarthanan

View a twitter feed in the Windows 8 UI grid - the fast way

Discovering the Vine API

by Borja Prado

How to upload a video to Vine via API

Display Twitter statuses in Android

by Zamrony P. Juhara

Twitter statuses go mobile

How To Get Your Voyager Pro UC to Tweet

by Plantronics

How To Get Your Voyager Pro UC to Tweet.

Integrating Knockout, JSRender, and Twitter bootstrap with MVC4

by Slava Khristich

How to use JSRender templates with knockout.js in MVC4

JavaScript oAuth

by Ricardo Lynch

Using JavaScript for oAuth with three major identity providers: Facebook, Google, and Twitter.

Making a simple Twitter app using iOS 5, Xcode 4.2, and storyboards

by lassebunk

How to use iOS 5, Xcode 4.2, and storyboards to create a simple Twitter app that will list tweets and show details about each tweet.

Quick Twitter Post from List

by DataBytzAI

Fast way to post pre-prepared twitter updates, without using the API

Realtime Twitter Stream Visualization with .NET Core, Emitter and JavaScript

by Kel_

Visualizing a stream of tweets using Emitter Publish/Subscribe in real-time. Deploying .NET Core on Linux with Docker.

RediSearch in Action

by Redis Labs

Learn how to ingest tweets in real-time and query them flexibly using RediSearch with Azure Cache for Redis.

Updating the Orbotix Sphero in response to tweets using the Intel® Edison board

by Intel

This guide contains steps to have your Orbotix Sphero* check Twitter and change its colored lights in response to new tweets posted using the hashtag #intelmaker.

Updating the Orbotix Sphero in response to tweets using the Intel® Edison board

by Intel

This guide contains steps to have your Orbotix Sphero check Twitter and change its colored lights in response to new tweets posted using the hashtag #intelmaker.

Why I Use Crashlytics - Part 1

by donn-felker

Crashlytics is a free service offered by Twitter that collects your crashes and various other bits of information.

Why I Use Crashlytics - Part 2

by donn-felker

In this article I’m going to discuss how this data can help you fix the most critical crashes with minimal effort and create happy users and customers for your business. I’ll also talk about how I use Crashlytics in an application that is very large in scale.