Twitter API: Using OAuth to access Twitter
Twitter has changed their REST API to require authentication for every request. This means that we can no longer use simple JSONP requests from our web pages to access Twitter data. In this post, I describe how to write a PHP server script to make an authenticated Twitter request using the tmhOAuth library, and create a simple web application to use that server script to access Twitter data. And if you’ve read Head First HTML5 Programming, you’ll want to read this, so you can update your Chapter 7 code!
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