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Twitter's Growing Ecosystem: Building on Twitter

• Alex3917 18y ago
  This Squidoo lens is probably the most comprehensive list of Twitter apps on the web: http://www.squidoo.com/twitterapps http://www.squidoo.com/twitterapps
  • tipjoy 18y ago
    Hm, I did a quick search, and it's missing all of the payment engines, and doesn't list popular Twitter URL shorteners like bit.ly
  • madmotive 18y ago
    For even more check out: http://twitdom.com http://twitdom.com & http://twtbase.com http://twtbase.com
• SingAlong 18y ago
  The article states: "Twitter makes its code available to outside developers" I understand that this article targets people other than developers also, so they've not used anything technical like "API", but to make more sense, shouldn't that read: "Twitter makes its data available to outside developers"
  • ivankirigin 18y ago
    It's not just the data, it's the ability to push to the platform. I like the phrase "open tools" in place of API. An API is making your code available for others to call, but this phrasing could be confused with open source.