Making API Calls

This is the main API section, where the technical descriptions of objects, methods, and other features of LINQ to Twitter are covered.

LINQ to Twitter Entities

This section lists the entities returned by LINQ to Twitter. The Twitter API returns JSON that LINQ to Twitter packages up into entities. These entities contain return properties.

Twitter API Map

LINQ to Twitter supports 100% of the Twitter API. This map will help you navigate LINQ to Twitter and the Twitter API.

Managing Accounts

The account API's allow you to manage your Twitter account

Blocking Users

This section shows you how to block users that you don't want to see your status.

Working with Direct Messages

This section shows you how to send private messages between you and others

Querying Favorites

Twitter lets you manage favorites, which is supported here too.

Handling Friendships

This section explains how to work with friendships

Getting Geographical Information

You can obtain info on places associated with geographical information

Using Help Methods

This method is for testing Twitter connectivity.

Managing Lists

Lists allow you to categorize Twitter accounts.

Muting Users

Lets a user turn off tweets from another account without unfollowing.

Managing Saved Searches

You can save searches and reuse them later.

Performing Searches and Finding Trends

You'll learn how LINQ to Twitter supports search and trends in this section.

Reporting Spam

You can report an account as spam with this API

Making Status Queries and Calls

The status queries match both Twitter timeline queries and working with statuses

Getting User Information

You can get information on users, their friends, and their followers

Streaming Twitter Content

Stream Twitter content

Safety Hatch

If something isn't quite right or available, you still have a work around.

Querying Vine

Get information from Twitter's Vine service.