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BREAKING... @joestump body slams @marcusramberg. Says "I think coding in Perl[sic] sucks. I have no issue with using stuff coded in Perl"5:51 PM Jul 7th from web
Twitter programming to focus on Open Source doing things within the Twitter api, code collaboration, and promoting developer interaction.7:48 AM Jun 23rd from web
#4 HTTP services input & output points must also be visible on Twitter (ie "@weather shortreport city=boston" -> weather: @usr rain 50 degr)8:49 AM May 3rd from web
#3 Scoping of functions: Edit functions by tweeting with a functional definition. Last definition is global. Author.FN() to narrow scope.8:39 AM May 3rd from web
#2 The program is dynamically assembled and interpreted. The output is a tweet which may contain hyperlinks to vast quantities of data.8:27 AM May 3rd from web
#1 Functional Code Blocks shall fit within the allotted 140 character size limitation (Almost certainly the most painful rule of all)8:20 AM May 3rd from web
Preparing a rough draft of the Twitter Code Manifesto based on 4 or 5 main concepts to guide implementation.8:13 AM May 3rd from web
@robertlofthouse: @joestump prague = beer_buddy - 1 :P3:29 PM Apr 22nd from web
http://snipt.org/ allows social code sharing with tight Twitter integration.10:27 AM Mar 20th from web
The rss feed from twitter will become the navigation "menu" if you will. thereby providing deep satisfying linkage to all the best cookies!4:33 PM Jun 6th, 2008 from web
setting up social programming! a new way to program "socially".2:34 PM Jun 5th, 2008 from web