Suspending support for Twitter Kit SDK

Twitter Kit is our open source iOS, Android, and Unity SDK for showing Tweets, approving Twitter clients, and working with the Twitter API. Twitter Kit makes it simple to maneuver drawing in Twitter content into your applications. In December, we publicly released this SDK, to enable designers to expand upon and contribute. By making it open source, we urged the network to expand on the code and improve it.

On October 31, 2018, we will never again effectively add to, or acknowledge issues and draw asks for on, the publicly released SDKs (iOS, Android, Unity) on GitHub. After this date we will likewise quit discharging the SDKs through Cocoapods, Carthage, and Bintray JCenter. Documentation and source code for each of the three SDKs on GitHub will stay accessible for utilization in a chronicled state.

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We assembled Twitter Kit to help distributers manufacture local applications, yet given the advancing needs of our distributers, we have chosen to dusk our help of the SDK. We intend to increase interests in gadgets and our web installs.

There are a few elective answers for showing Tweets in your application without Twitter Kit. You can render Embedded Tweets and Timelines inside webviews utilizing Twitter for Websites. You can fork the Twitter Kit venture and incorporate it with your application, or duplicate the parts you need into your application. Or on the other hand you can utilize Twitter's standard API to control your own local presentations and login usefulness.

We will audit right now open iOS pull asks for on GitHub and will keep on supporting security over all stages until October 31, 2018.