If you haven’t heard, Twitter updated their API to v2 with a steady stream of new endpoints for existing and recent services. One of the hottest additions is OAuth 2.0 authorization support. My Twitter API library, LINQ to Twitter, supports Twitter API v2, adding new endpoints as they’re announced. This…

C# 9 introduced a new type, record, that was an immutable reference type with value equality. The new follow-up to this feature in C# 10 was the record struct. Without getting ahead of the content in this post too much, one of the new features of record in C# 10…

Today, Microsoft announced .NET 6 Preview 1. It wasn’t a surprise, because they’ve been developing in the open for a long time as we saw in 2020, during the .NET 5 rollout. They’ve announced a new site, Themes of .NET, …

People say that open source documentation is important — a sentiment I share. Unfortunately, looking around the community, there are vast graveyards of open source projects with little to no documentation. Maybe they have a near-blank Read.me from project set-up automation and not much else. On the other hand, there…

I published the first version of LINQ to Twitter in September 2008. Since then, LINQ to Twitter has grown in both capabilities and usage. Recently, it went over One Million downloads on NuGet. You can visit the GitHub site for more information: LINQ to Twitter on GitHub Recently, I’ve opened…