Write Your Own Linux Twitter Client In Less Time Than It Takes T...

Courtesy Linux Today  Thu, 07/09/2009 - 12:03

LinuxPlanet: "Ace coder Akkana Pack didn't want to keep a tab open in a browser all day every day just to keep an eye on Twitter, and none of the available Linux clients had what she was looking for.

Either they required installing something like Mono or Adobe Air, or they had nasty bugs. And then she found out about Python-Twitter and how to write her own.

(Beginners can do this too!)"

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