Yedda Twitter C# Library
The Yedda Twitter C# Library (it’s actually more of a wrapper than a library, but who am I to argue) provides easy access to the Twitter API.
I’m sure you can come up with gazillion ways to use it.
We, at Yedda, are currently using it for our Yedda/Twitter integration (check it out here and add us as friends!)
The library structure is quite straightforward. Every method in the Twitter API has a method in the C# class with the same name. Every method that can return one of the various formats such as RSS, XML and Atom follow the following convention “MethodNameAsFormat”. For example, the method “GetPublicTimeline” has a sibling method named “GetPublicTimelineAsXML” which returns an XmlDocument of the result.
The library is provided on a “AS IS” basis. Yedda is not liable or responsible for anything you do with this code. You can take it, change it, use it, eat it, whatever.
It would be nice to get credit though 
NOTES:
- Currently (v0.1), the library (did I say it’s more of a wrapper) includes most of the Twitter API except the “Direct Message Methods”.
- The library was written with .NET 2.0, but as far as we can tell it uses APIs that should be available for .NET 1.1, so you can try and compile it if you want (ping us if it works!). It should also work on Mono, but we haven’t tried that yet.
Downloads:
Yedda Twitter Library (again, more of a wrapper) v0.1 – Source + Binaries
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