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Chat Room v2 with PHP, jQuery, and a Text File

20 Feb 2010

This is Chat2, which is an update to original Chat Room published on CSS-Tricks. In some ways, the technology is the same. We employ PHP to talk to the server, jQuery to keep the chat rolling, and the chats themselves will be stored in .txt files just like the first version. There are some new [...]

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Tags: chat2, closer look, css tricks, magic line, new features, royalty free pictures, stock photos, txt files, usernames

Follow Friday Trends: How Twitter Lists are Changing #FollowFriday

In: web resources

27 Nov 2009

When Twitter Lists were first rolled out to everyone, some people questioned how the feature would effect the long tradition of #followfriday, a weekly event on which Twitter users recommend different tweeps they enjoy for various reasons. Though Twitter Lists are changing the way some people participate in #FollowFriday, they have have actually not lowered [...]

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Tags: followfriday, list, Lists, rollout, shapes and sizes, subject area, Tweet, twitter, usernames, way

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