I used the Twitter API to search by Topics Trend, so some entries are not inserted intothe hash does not appear. Later a search can be implemented more detailed web2pyon Twitter. Compared to IE, and I realized that I must fix this weekend. _____________________________________________ *Gilson Filho* *Web Developer http://gilsondev.com*
2011/3/28 Anthony <[email protected]> > This is cool. A few notes: > > - The background doesn't show up in IE (the background is just plain > white in IE). > - If the box containing the tweets doesn't completely fit in the > visible window (e.g., if the browser is zoomed in or the window is small), > your "Developed by Gilson #DEV" line ends up overlapping on top of the > tweets. > - A lot of tweets about web2py simply mention "web2py" without the > preceding #, so you might consider just searching for occurrences of > "web2py" without the # if possible (though that may be more likely to turn > up some of the occasional negative tweets about web2py). > - Maybe include a link to each tweet on Twitter -- that will make it > easy to follow replies to the tweet (often the replies don't include > "web2py", so they may not turn up in your list). > > Best, > Anthony > > On Monday, March 28, 2011 4:55:25 PM UTC-4, Gilson Filho Brazil wrote: > >> Yesterday enjoying the day off, I developed the web2hash beta. This >> applicationaggregates all relevant information to web2py on Twitter (of >> course those who use thehash # web2py in your tweets). Below is the link >> to access the application and there ownlink to the project repository: >> >> http://web2hash.appspot.com >> _____________________________________________ >> *Gilson Filho* >> *Web Developer >> http://gilsondev.com* >> >>
