Comments on: TwitterThreads http://www.couldbestudios.com/web-design/twitterthreads/ Small Business Web Design in Portland Oregon Wed, 12 May 2010 05:25:14 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Micro G - The original digital rebellion - String Theory http://www.couldbestudios.com/web-design/twitterthreads/comment-page-1/#comment-10472 Micro G - The original digital rebellion - String Theory Tue, 18 Mar 2008 02:38:41 +0000 http://whatcouldbe.com/blog/?p=70#comment-10472 [...] Every once in a while you see someone create something whose concept is so simple you ask yourself “why didn’t i think of that?” Well today was no different, and the great news is that the person happens to be from our very own Jessica Beck ‘s partner in crime, Matt Beck. He decided to play around with the Twitter API and came up with TwitterThreads . It does as the name suggests; threads twitter posts. Unaware of this at the time I had unwittingly posted a question of the day just minutes prior and came to realization that I wouldn’t be able to see of the responses to my question given the hour (almost bed time). Now, thanks to Rick Turoczy’s mention on Twitter, I checked out TwitterThreads . After a quick login, there was my question and all of the replies to it in threaded format. Due to the amount of people I follow this is one hell of a nice improvement. How simple, how easy, how useful. Great work Matt! Read more about it on What Could Be . [...] [...] Every once in a while you see someone create something whose concept is so simple you ask yourself “why didn’t i think of that?” Well today was no different, and the great news is that the person happens to be from our very own Jessica Beck ‘s partner in crime, Matt Beck. He decided to play around with the Twitter API and came up with TwitterThreads . It does as the name suggests; threads twitter posts. Unaware of this at the time I had unwittingly posted a question of the day just minutes prior and came to realization that I wouldn’t be able to see of the responses to my question given the hour (almost bed time). Now, thanks to Rick Turoczy’s mention on Twitter, I checked out TwitterThreads . After a quick login, there was my question and all of the replies to it in threaded format. Due to the amount of people I follow this is one hell of a nice improvement. How simple, how easy, how useful. Great work Matt! Read more about it on What Could Be . [...]

]]> By: Matt http://www.couldbestudios.com/web-design/twitterthreads/comment-page-1/#comment-10447 Matt Thu, 14 Feb 2008 18:05:29 +0000 http://whatcouldbe.com/blog/?p=70#comment-10447 TwitterThreads is a pretty straightforward little PHP app. The whole thing consists of 2 .php scripts and 1 .css file. TwitterThreads is a pretty straightforward little PHP app.

The whole thing consists of 2 .php scripts and 1 .css file.

]]> By: Brett http://www.couldbestudios.com/web-design/twitterthreads/comment-page-1/#comment-10446 Brett Wed, 13 Feb 2008 23:36:54 +0000 http://whatcouldbe.com/blog/?p=70#comment-10446 Cool! What did you use to build this? Cool! What did you use to build this?

]]> By: TwitterThreads, need I say more? | Tempest's Blog http://www.couldbestudios.com/web-design/twitterthreads/comment-page-1/#comment-10445 TwitterThreads, need I say more? | Tempest's Blog Wed, 13 Feb 2008 22:11:10 +0000 http://whatcouldbe.com/blog/?p=70#comment-10445 [...] Every once in a while you see someone create something whose concept is so simple you ask yourself “why didn’t i think of that?” Well today was no different, and the great news is that the person happens to be from our very own Jessica Beck‘s partner in crime, Matt Beck. He decided to play around with the Twitter API and came up with TwitterThreads. It does as the name suggests; threads twitter posts. Unaware of this at the time I had unwittingly posted a question of the day just minutes prior and came to realization that I wouldn’t be able to see of the responses to my question given the hour (almost bed time). Now, thanks to Rick Turoczy’s mention on Twitter, I checked out TwitterThreads. After a quick login, there was my question and all of the replies to it in threaded format. Due to the amount of people I follow this is one hell of a nice improvement. How simple, how easy, how useful. Great work Matt! Read more about it on What Could Be. [...] [...] Every once in a while you see someone create something whose concept is so simple you ask yourself “why didn’t i think of that?” Well today was no different, and the great news is that the person happens to be from our very own Jessica Beck‘s partner in crime, Matt Beck. He decided to play around with the Twitter API and came up with TwitterThreads. It does as the name suggests; threads twitter posts. Unaware of this at the time I had unwittingly posted a question of the day just minutes prior and came to realization that I wouldn’t be able to see of the responses to my question given the hour (almost bed time). Now, thanks to Rick Turoczy’s mention on Twitter, I checked out TwitterThreads. After a quick login, there was my question and all of the replies to it in threaded format. Due to the amount of people I follow this is one hell of a nice improvement. How simple, how easy, how useful. Great work Matt! Read more about it on What Could Be. [...]

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