BonoNL | # 101 | 2013-09-11, 20:47 | Report

Damn, I hoped for it after the above message.

jgbreezer | # 102 | 2013-09-14, 02:00 | Report

I have't found any way that I can see my twitter user lists in tweetian; I presume therefore that they're not supported?

Thanks for this great app, it almost makes me think of the wonderful Gravity on symbian (miss that lots, but my N95 I ran it on is so dead battery-connection wise and going back to numeric-keypad only would be a bit painful)

SteveYoungs | # 103 | 2013-09-14, 04:07 | Report

Go to your profile page (the 2nd button from the right on the bottom toolbar... the little "head and shoulders"), it's all in there.

srknbey | # 104 | 2014-01-07, 20:53 | Report

Today i started to getting an error: When i try to look at someone profile (even my own profile) an error occured: Error (403: Frobidden). Anything about that?

Akkumaru | # 105 | 2014-01-07, 23:05 | Report

A bug report: streaming doesn't work anymore. Never.

huellif | # 106 | 2014-01-15, 16:13 | Report

my own profile works but others have stopped working


Probably it's a simple thing (e.g. a changed request), does somebody know more?

burwat292596 | # 107 | 2014-01-15, 17:17 | Report

There was a comment on twitter from Dickson saying he was no longer maintaining tweetian......

zaidk9 | # 108 | 2014-01-16, 17:58 | Report

A tweet from dickson
Since there are still surprisingly amount of Tweetian users, I releasing the last update to fix the 403 error https://t.co/naVubhUhKe

Alas its the last version
Hope someone takes it to the next level
#dreaming

ziggadebo | # 109 | 2014-01-16, 19:06 | Report

no update for the n900? time to get a new phone?

dicksonleong8 | # 110 | 2014-01-17, 17:40 | Report

Ok, here's little bit of history of Tweetian: When I start develop Tweetian, I just do it for fun and practicing. I never expect that Tweetian will get so many users. That's why I release it as free (and open source after that), because it is a spare time project and I never plan to monetize and maintain it.

My programming skill (especially C++) is extremely low when I start develop Tweetian (I'm just a student who knew a little bit of Java). So at that stage the code is very poorly written (and hard to maintain).

Slowly when I developed Tweetian my knowledge and skill is improved, until a stage where I realise the code for Tweetian to too poor written and very hard to maintain. So I stopped developed new feature for it and only give a passive support (for API changes).

Why don't I do a rewrite then? Because it is too hard. I takes ~3 months to release a pre-release version and maybe half year for to get it submitted to Nokia Store.

I really happy that there are so many Tweetian users (mainly because it is free?). However, I'm still a student. I develop Tweetian just for interest and never for money. The "responsibility" for me to continue maintain it is too heavy because it has so many users, while I get very less incentive in return.

TL;DR I developed apps just for fun and interest. I never expect to have such heavy responsibility to maintain it after I no longer interested in it (because it is getting hard to maintain). You can say I'm irresponsibility, but remember that I didn't earn any money for all the apps I developed.