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 post explains how LINQ to Twitter supports the Twitter API’s latest endpoints for OAuth 2.0. I’ll explain what OAuth 2.0 is and its benefits. Then I’ll dive straight into how to use OAuth 2.0 in an ASP.NET MVC application. Finally, I’ll follow-up with important configuration information for…