Tween (software)

Tween is a Twitter client for Microsoft Windows, and written in Visual Basic .NET. It is one of the most popular Twitter clients in Japan,[2] and it is open-source.

Tween
Original author(s)@kiri_feather[1]
Developer(s)@kiri_feather
Initial releaseNovember 21, 2007
Stable release
1.4.9.0 / March 15, 2013 (2013-03-15)
Preview release
0.9.9.1 / February 18, 2011 (2011-02-18)
Operating systemWindows
Platform.NET Framework 4.0 (or later)
TypeTwitter client
LicenseProprietary
WebsiteTween - Twitter Client(Japanese)

Summary

Originally, Tween was developed for heavy users. For this reason, Tween is a Twitter client with various functions. There are web mode and API mode, and users can switch between modes. Web mode allows users to avoid API limit's operation.[3]

History

The first beta version was released at Hatena Diary on Nov. 21, 2007.[4] Originally web mode was an only way to get data, then API mode was implemented. 0.7.7.7 was released on Oct. 2, 2009, and API mode was set as default.[5] 1.2.0.0 or later became Proprietary software.

gollark: You're going to remove it from *all* of them? Why? That sounds really high-effort.
gollark: > actual future planning by governments etc.Hilarious!
gollark: Fascinating.
gollark: ~~I expect incompetent governments would have been about equally incompetent, subject to random variation.~~ Actually, with this and level of trust in governments there are probably long-term complex things here I have no idea about.
gollark: Maybe contact tracing would have been somewhat better with 2029 technology; there seems to be a lot of work on position/thing sensing using mobile devices' radios and such now, and by then it would probably have matured. (Yes, this is overly specific, but things)

References
  1. "kiri_feather on Twitter". Twitter.com.
  2. "Twitter Client share survey in Japan". Hatena Diary.
  3. "Tween's Feature".
  4. "Tween, A Twitter Client for Windows beta release". Hatena Diary.
  5. "Tween changelog".
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