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Tag Archives: twitter
Some thoughts on Twitter vs Ecosystem
So Twitter is once again in some hot water with their developer community. After a well-intentioned, but poorly executed suggestion to their developer community that they stop working on developing clients and instead work on “vertical” ideas, the feedback they’ve … Continue reading
On: Programmable Twitter Clients
Loic Lemuer (CEO of Seesmic) recently announced at Microsoft’s Developer Conference that he’ll be releasing a new version of Seesmic that supports plugins. This is huge for developers, as well as users. Up until now the Twitter developer ecosystem has … Continue reading
The Reason RSS Cloud Can Work Now
Rogers Cadenhead recently wrote a post “The Reason RSS Cloud Failed to Catch On“. In this he argues that RSS Cloud is not sustainable when it begins to scale to thousands of users needing to receive pings every time a … Continue reading
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Tagged cloud, pubsubhubbub, rss, rsscloud, syndication, twitter
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Review of the ‘Twhirl’ Twitter Client
Twhirl is a relatively new Twitter client that packs just about everything you need for twittering into one Adobe Air based application. While Twhirl of course handles all the basic things you need out of a Twitter client, I feel … Continue reading
