Learning how to program is fun, powerful, and engaging. A lot of people say that the Twitter API is a great place to start learning how to code if you’ve never done any programming before. I agree. Twitter has great documentation, a vibrant developer community, and a ton of users saying interesting and uninteresting things. [...]
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