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As of ASE r16, python-twitter is included with Python. There is a bug that prevents it from working (the fix will be available in r17). But, there's a work around: Open ASE shell (Menu > Interpreters > Shell) Type mkdir /sdcard/ase/python/tmp I'm using the python-twitter module to make it easy to keep track of events on your.flowingdata (yfd). I have the following yfd.py script: import android import twitter droid = android.Android() t = twitter.Api(username='foo', password='bar') def yfd(data=None): if data is None: data = droid.getInput('d yfd')['result'] if data: t.PostDirectMessage('yfd', data) droid.exit() if __name__ == '__main__': yfd() Then, I have a few shortcut scripts I use for common data entries. For example, goodmorning: import yfd yfd.yfd('goodmorning') and goodnight: import yfd yfd.yfd('goodnight') On my Nexus One, I created a folder on my home screen called "yfd...

I skipped release notes for r15, so I'm rolling them into the release notes for r16. So, what's new? Features: Cupcake support is back by popular demand. Built-in API browser. In the script editor, open the menu and tap "help" to see a list of all available ASE Android APIs. python-twitter package added. Anonymous usage tracking. Want to support ASE and increase development activity? Enable usage tracking! New sendEmail API supports pre-filled form fields. More and larger font sizes available for the terminal. Under the covers: Huge refactoring of the AndroidFacade and RPC classes. Without this, the built-in API browser would not exist. Thanks, Felix! In the works: Shorter time between releases. Voice-to-text support. Email attachments. More APIs. Visit the  ASE project page  to download the latest APK.

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