Tweet Lanes is a fully functional Twitter client, targeted at Android devices running API 14 and above.

This project contains the full source code to:

• The Tweet Lanes client application.
• The accompanying SocialNetLib project, which interfaces with the Twitter and App.net APIs.
• All art resources, notably the logo and Play Store listings.
• The App Engine project used for tweetlanes.com.

The only items used in the Play Store build of Tweet Lanes not present in this repository are:

• The Twitter Application consumer and secret keys.
• The Play Store key used to sign the application.

• Chris Lacy - @chrismlacy, +Chris Lacy, lacy@tweetlanes.com

Tweet Lanes uses the following open-source software:

• Android-PullToRefresh, Copyright 2013 Chris Banes.
• AOSP, Copyright 2008-2013 Android Open Source Project.
• GestureImageView, Copyright 2012 Jason Polites.
• Prime, Copyright (C) 2012 Daniel Huckaby.
• Twidere, Copyright (C) 2012 Mariotaku Lee.
• Twitter4J, Copyright 2007-2013 Yusuke Yamamoto.
• UrlImageViewHelper, Copyright 2013 Koushik Dutta.
• ViewPagerIndicator, Copyright 2012 Jake Wharton.

A few points to considering when browsing this code:

1. Tweet Lanes was the first app I wrote in Java, as well as my first Android app. It is both my Android and Java 'Hello World'. The project contains much code that causes me to cringe when looking at it now, but it exists because I simply didn't know better at the time of writing it.
2. Tweet Lanes was developed on the fly. I often added a feature and shipped it that night. If that new code was buggy, I sometimes added a quick and dirty fix to get things going again. The intent was often to go back and clean such code up, but due to the sheer amount of work I had to do, that rarely ended up happening.

In conclusion: there is currently some dog-awful code in this project. I know this only too well. Please try not to judge my coding ability on the worst parts, but do feel free to fork 'n fix :)

\android\client contains the bulk of the code. This project is dependent on the following libraries:

• \android\libraries\SocialNetLib - An abstracted library that interfaces with Twitter and App.net.
• \android\libraries\SupportLibraryv4 - A slightly modified copy of the Android Support Library.

Additional notes:

• If building the project for yourself, I would suggest creating a new Twitter application. Be sure to update CONSUMER_KEY and CONSUMER_SECRET with your new values.
• The project is configured to use Twitter by default. If you want to use App.net, just set SOCIAL_NET_TYPE to SocialNetConstant.Type.Appdotnet, and update CONSUMER_KEY and CONSUMER_SECRET accordingly.
• Configuration files for Eclipse are provided. If using Eclipse/ADT, you should be able to import the client and libraries straight in.

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 * Copyright (C) 2013 Chris Lacy
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Contributions are most welcome. In fact, they are actively encouraged.

Have a read here for what I consider to be the most pressing tasks in need to attention.

I retain the copyright and ownership of the Tweet Lanes name. If you choose to release a fork of this code, please use a different name for your project.