06 November 2009 ~ 1 Comment

What’s new on Tweetcetera

Last week has been a pretty busy week, but I was able to put some time on Tweetcetera.

Appart for some little bug correction, here are the major update that have been done this week

Realtime update in title and tab bar

When Tweetcetera refresh your tweets, it display a little notification on your page displaying the number of new tweets.

tweetcetera_top_updates

Now it also display this number in your title bar and in you tab bar if you’re using a tabbed browser. That’s really convenient as you don’t need to go back to the page to view is their are updates in your network.

Real time count down

Tweetcetera now display a count down before the next auto update of your timeline, user timeline or search results.

tweetecetera_next_refresh

So you now exactly when it’s going to be refreshed.

Follow cost

Tweetcetera is now using the Followcost api to display the number of average tweets/day and the number of tweets replied on a user page.

tweetcetera_follow_cost

These indications, combined to the “mentioning” sidebar section, give you all the informations you need to decide if you’ll follow a user or not.

What’s next?

Next week I’ll be working on list implementation, and usernames auto completion. Please if you want to see any features, just drop me a message or comment on the getsatisfaction page or on this blog post.

One Response to “What’s new on Tweetcetera”

  1. mark 12 November 2009 at 5:09 pm Permalink

    nic, i’m loving this so far. i cant believe it took so long for a twitter client to figure out that we all like twitter the way it is, but you’ve just added a few tweaks to make it better! there’s no need to re invent the wheel. plus you’re the fist one i’ve tried that doesn’t make me want to throw up when i look at the design! (and im sure the design will get even better) congrats.


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