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Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts

Friday, July 16, 2010

Authenticate ASP.Net application using Social Sites Credentials

James Senior's blog details the new social API Web Application Toolkit for .NET web developers. If you’re not familiar with Web Application Toolkits (WATs) then here’s a summary:
FREE Web App Toolkits help ASP.NET web developers complete common web development tasks and quickly add new features to your apps. Whether it’s Bing Maps integration or adding social capabilities to your site, there’s a toolkit for you. For the full list of Web Application Toolkits check out this website.
 Here is a summary of the work they've done in this release:
  • Added a new Social API Web Application Toolkit
  • Updated all the WATs to be compatible with Visual Studio 2010
The code examples can be found here.
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Monday, June 07, 2010

Twitter what and how to do...


The other day I was talking with one of my senior colleague about web presence. We discussed the need of Twitting and thus I promised him to collect some resources about Twitter. Here are some links that discuss about Twitter, what and how to do...

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Wednesday, June 02, 2010

LinkedIn Launches URL Shortener, Enhances Sharing Options For Content

LinkedIn brings sharing to the professional conversation. Professional social network LinkedIn has been steadily expanding its presence outside of its platform through integrations with Twitter, and Microsoft Outlook and opening up the platform's API.
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An interesting Windows Twitter Client

Seems very promising, looks great, the MetroTwit is out as beta. MetroTwit is a Windows application you'll love to use.
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Tuesday, May 25, 2010

TwitterGadget for iGoogle, GMAIL and Google Wave

I am using TwitterGadget to read twitts from within iGoogle. TwitterGadget is a clean, robust, web 2.0 style client for Twitter.com, designed to submit and view status updates via your iGoogle homepage, Gmail account, within Google Wave, or directly in your browser. 
Some of the features include:

Auto Refresh
Customizable
URL Shortening
Symbol Insertion
Keyboard Shortcuts
Media Upload
New Tweet Alerts
Trending Topics
Twitter ListsGeolocation Support
Built-in Search
Built-in Translate
Easy ReTweets
Expand Short URLs
@reply Autocomplete
Shrink Long Tweets
Saved Searches
Block & Spam
And more...




























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