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The document discusses three Twitter tools - TweetMeme, TweetTabs, and @Anywhere. TweetTabs allows embedding tweets from search results onto websites. @Anywhere allows embedding a login and tweet composer on external sites. Both tools serve over 500 million buttons per day from only 20 servers each. @Anywhere uses a JavaScript API to connect to Twitter and update statuses directly from third party sites.
Dtsn devnest9
- 1. Tab Happy TweetMeme,Tweettabs and @Anywhere Daniel Saxil-Nielsen
- 2. Hey, check out this great site http://dtsn.co.uk
- 3. 38px 123 tweets 61px 4px 7px 16px 50px
- 4. 500,000,000 buttons served each day 500,000,000 == 4.6 TB == 10,000 R/s 20 Servers
- 5. TweetTabs
- 6. http://search.twitter.com/search.json? q=dtsn&callback=t.callback var t = { callback: function(data) { this.tab.addDate(data); this.request(this.queue.shift()); } }
- 7. @Anywhere
- 8. JS-API
- 9. twttr.anywhere(function(T) { if (T.isConnected()) { T.status.Update(‘hello world’); } });
- 10. Downsides
- 11. Resources List of all @Anywhere methods (from chirp) - http://platform.twitter.com/js-api.html Google Group - http://groups.google.com/group/ twitter-dev-anywhere
- 12. @DTSN
Editor's Notes
- #2: - Daniel (dtsn) - Side project - tweettabs, about a year - Work for TweetMeme, 13 people, aggregates links - How TweetMeme works
- #3: - Find Links - Spider contents - More people retweet the further up our list it goes - Great for breaking news, hudson river - The Button
- #4: - TweetMeme is known for the button, which i look after? - 61px been copied by facebook, digg & (i think) google - So popular that we ....
- #5: - Serve 500 million /day - When we Increased size by 8 bytes, 1.2TB a month (4 lang) - onto tweettabs
- #6: - Side project, proof of concept - Released a year ago - Live preview ....
- #7: - Entirely in JS - Searches Twitter, uses JSONP, JSONP Queue - Adaptive pollrate, meaning API limit isn’t exceeded - No Oauth -> wasn’t quite complete - Here’s where @anywhere comes in
- #8: - On the surface not really exciting hover cards, follow buttons - Twitters attempt to increase user engagement - It hides something truly fantastic
- #9: - Twitters JavaScript API, annouced at chirp - Uses the twitter connect provided by @anywhere to authenticate - Integrated it into tweettabs - Live demo .....
- #10: - This is how easy it is! - T (object)
- #11: 1 piece of Documentation, just guess work Very buggy It’s slow It’s not supported by Twitter (yet)
- #13: - Any questions you can @ me