sounds like a good example for another post I will try to get to it soon.

Yes Keith we intercept the callback in this example and never load it in the webview. We use the callback url to identify what social network we have just authenticated and then parse out the token that is returned.

In my account settings I have it set to browser, I put a arbitrary URL on the website (schwiz.net) but I am not sure it is required that you put a URL in as it isn't the same callback URL I use in the app.

As you saw I used the callback url oauth://twitter

I chose oauth:// as my custom protocol here also as arbitrary protocol just so I would have a way to recognize the callback url in my WebClient (line 57 above).

I chose twitter as the host so I could reuse my WebViewClient for other social networks. On line 69 I check that the host is twitter and then I verify the credentials.

I hope that this clarifies things for you!

It depends on what you are wanting to do. Scribe supports basic authentication for a lot of websites but Twitter4J has support for a ton of the twitter API calls. If you are just wanting to use twitter or other sites as authenticators (ie login with facebook, login with twitter, etc) then Scribe would be the way to go. If you are wanting to make a full fledged twitter app then there will be a lot of extra work supporting the additional API calls for twitter using Scribe.

worked great for me on 10.10 except since I have two monitors the snap takes up more than half of the screen. Trying to find the documentation I need to edit the scripts to fix this. Snap to top works perfect with two monitors though!

now my iPad 3.2.1 is just stuck on the apple screen. any ideas?

you had me at hello :)

I am so excited for this!! Hit me up on twitter @schwiz if you want to attend some sessions together!

what is sony smoking? by then everyone will be crying (and rightfully so) that it doesn't have froyo. This phone is one of the biggest fails I have seen imo.

old style retweets, a way to start from where you left off in your timeline and work your way up to the newest tweets, if they could find a way to do an active sync rather than checking for updates on a regular interval that would be icing on the cake.