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BDDCasts Episode 11 - The Dashboard, part 3 - removing duplicates
We remove duplicates from our Twitter search results by remembering the ID of the last result and only fetching tweets that have occurred since then.
Creating a Twitter Clone in Rails - Part 4
In case you are following the 'Creating a Twitter Clone with Rails' screencast series, the latest release is now out. Continue learning how to create a 'Flitter' application using Rails at
Creating a Twitter Clone in Rails - Part 3
In this screencast, we continue our challenge of creating a Twitter clone called 'Flitter' using Ruby on Rails. We learn how to use jQuery to create a countdown for the text area box. We also set up adding and removing friends via the interface. Oh... you hear my baby cry and my sister-in-law call. Fun stuff :D
Twitter Clone in Rails - Part 2
The second part in which Eric Berry duplicates twitter. "Now that we have a backbone to our 'Flitter' application, we learn how to create the front end and tie it all together. In this screencast, I cover a lot of CSS and getting your site to look good."
Getting Connected to Twitter with OAuth
In this screencast, I show you how to use the Twitter gem to connect to Twitter, and we clarify some of the difficulties that comes with learning OAuth.
Creating a Twitter Clone in Rails - Part 1
In this series, I attempt to recreate a twitter style application called 'Flitter'. In this installment, I show you how to create an authenticated system easily using existing tools. I also show how to generate test data to simulate an active application. Finally, you will learn how to set up self-referencial associations.
Build and deploy a Shopify app in 8 minutes
This screencast walks you through the creation and deployment of a Rails app that integrates with the Shopify API. Thanks to the help of the shopify_app plugin and the Heroku deployment platform, the entire process takes about 8 minutes (including explanations along the way).
Twitter on Rails
A screencast recording of Michael Bleigh's 2009 RailsConf talk about building Twitter applications with Rails. Walks through the basics of the Twitter API and follows up with a complete Twitter application getting built live.
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