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The Twitter API is a programming interface that allows developers to access and integrate the functionality of Twitter with other applications. The API enables developers to programmatically access Twitter’s features and data, such as tweets, user profiles, and trends. This allows developers to build applications that can read, write, and analyze Twitter data, as well as automate common actions such as posting tweets or sending direct messages. The Twitter API is based on REST principles and uses JSON for data serialization. It is available in a number of different forms, including a free, basic version and a paid, premium version that offers more features and higher rate limits.
It’s no secret that Large Language Models (LLMs) are a powerful tool for automating social media tasks. Not only can they be used to curate relevant content that matches your audience’s interests, but also can they create the content and tailor them to the interests of your customers. This article describes how to create a … Read more
This tutorial develops a Twitter bot in Python that will generate automated trading signals. The bot will pull real-time price data on various cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Doge, etc.) from the crypto exchange Gate.io and analyze it using predefined rules. Whenever the bot detects a relevant price change, it automatically posts a tweet via Twitter. Simple … Read more
In a previous article, we have shown how to retrieve social media data via the Twitter API in Python. However, we can do many more cool things with the Twitter API. Another cool thing is interacting with the Twitter user account and posting automated tweets. This article shows how this works. We will use the … Read more
Twitter is a rich source of data that can be used to understand current and future trends. Because tweets often include hashtags, they can be easily linked to specific contexts such as political discussions or financial instruments. This makes Twitter a valuable tool for collecting and analyzing data. In this article, we’ll demonstrate how to … Read more
