I see Dave has posted a few ideas that he’d like to be able to do with Twitter. His ‘use case #1′ is regarding the ability to subscribe to a kind of ‘reading list’ of people at a conference. Good idea! TwitterGroups are what we need!
So, while I was at Gnomedex, I wanted a […]
In light of Dave Winer’s recent post about Twitter since the announcement on TechCrunch that some new API features are on the way, I thought I’d point back to a couple of earlier posts I made about these very subjects. Ie: Using Twitter as a ’service layer’ and Open Sourcing the Twitter server (without SMS) […]
I see that Scripting News has been thinking of Twitter. I’m surprised at the reaction from someone who usually see so much potential in simple things. (Something seems to be up over there too - I tried to comment but they vanished)
UPDATE : More discussion from Dave Winer
At first, I thought - “so what’s so […]
Now, I have been battling with this on and off for ages. Soon Google will be moving all ‘old’ Blogger accounts over to their Google Account system. This means that all those people who have third party applications to post to their blogspot Blogger accounts will need to switch over to the Google login and […]
OK. So I have recently been working to support the new Blogger / Google logins to post to Blogger blogs. I was easily able to register my app to remove the warning on the login page, but they offer no support of how to actually ’sign’ the request to keep them secure.
I have posted to […]
Over on Scripting News, Dave Winer has been talking about the concept of ‘codecasting’ whereby instead of audio or video being sent via an RSS enclosure, a software update for the receiving app could be downloaded and installed.
This is very much like the way that all Dave’s Frontier-based applications have updated for some time, […]
THEIR APIS!
It’s funny seeing Dave’s mymoblog.wordpress.com posts. The early posts look just like my bloghud.wordpress.com or bloghud.blogspot.com accounts
We developers like to talk to ourselves while testing (move long - nothing to see here
What other free blogging systems should I support? All of them. Including the pay ones. But if those people who run […]