If you’re viewing this via your favorite web browser, you’ve probably noticed that things look very different than last time. If you’re reading this from your favorite RSS reader, come on over and check things out.
I’ll be providing many more posts in the near future with all sorts of things learned from this redesign (subscribe to the feed if you haven’t already to keep up with those), but I just wanted to do a quick overview post to quickly point out a few things.
I’ve mentioned TweetRemote a few times both here and on Twitter a few times, and I keep saying I’ll publicly release it as soon as I can get a site up. Well, tonight I did that and TweetRemote is officially available for download.
Many of you have noticed that I’ve been using it here and have asked about it. Here’s your chance to have at it. Check it out, play around with it, and please leave your comments here to let me know what you think. Note that in order to successfully install this on a blog, you’ll also need to set up an RSS aggregator such as FeedWordPress.
As another side note, I have not even opened tweetremote.com in IE and know for certain it’ll look awful in IE6 (thanks to my wonderful .pngs), and I’m OK with that. It now works in IE6 as well thanks to the genius little script Unit PNG Fix
Hey there, I’m Elliot. I'm co-founder of DuroCast and do freelance web work. My side projects include Postable, WorthWorkingFor, TweetRemote, Accidental Procrastination, FlipFor.Us, ShootYourselfWith.Us, StalkMy[dot]Com, Shweetness, and Man of Pink. Some of these places actually exist, and some I wish existed.
