Posts Tagged ‘Twitter’
Twitter is an important communication tool for artists, designers, and photographers to exchange ideas, receive feedback, and to learn from others. Unfortunately, finding new and interesting people to follow can be quite a challenging and time-consuming task. In this article, I have listed 20 of some of my favorite photographers, retouchers, photo manipulators, digital illustrators, and typographers on Twitter, with examples of their work, to make it a bit easier for you to find new people to follow. Let’s take a look!Photographers and RetouchersDean Bradshaw (@deanbradshaw) Diageo Stark Raving. Lara Jade (@LaraJade_) Velvet Magazine Dubai. Sarah Silver (@Sarah_Silver)...
Read MoreWith Twitter integration, users can share app content on their timeline. For example, on multimedia apps a user can tweet the song he is listening to, or if the app is a game, a new unlocked achievement can be tweeted. Integrating Twitter to your app will help it stand out and enable users to promote it.Step 1: Visual Studio Project CreationTo begin, we need to create a new project on Visual Studio. For this tutorial we need a simple app, so select the “Windows Phone App” option:If you are using Visual Studio 2012 with the new WP8 SDK, you will...
Read MorePosted by @petebray [This blog post is co-authored by Matt Peters, our Data Scientist.] Today, we’re excited to announce the release of Social Authority, our metric of Twitter users’ influence. There are plenty of vanity metrics out there, but Social Authority offers something compellingly different. Social Authority Helps Marketers Social Authority is not about bragging rights or merchant discounts. Nor is it something that you check once and then forget about. Our metric is immediately, reliably useful. You can order all active Twitter users by influence, dissect your social graph, or find new followers who are most important -- right now. But it’s more than...
Read MoreThis tutorial will teach you how to use the iOS 6 SDK and the Social Framework to load dynamic content from Twitter. To do so, I’ll teach you how to build a Twitter profile generating application. Read on!Step 1: Creating the ProjectOpen Xcode and select “Create a new Xcode project”. Select “Empty Application” and click “next”. Enter a name for your project (I called mine “Twitter Profile”), make sure you select iPhone for the Device, and then select all the checkboxes, except the Use Core Data checkbox. After that, click “next” and choose a place to save your project...
Read MoreThis article represents the first in a new group effort by the Nettuts+ staff, which covers the process of designing and building a web app from scratch – in multiple languages! We’ll use a fictional Twitter-clone, called Ribbit, as the basis for this series.In this tutorial, we need to focus on the UI. We’ll leverage the popular LESS Preprocessor to make our CSS as manageable as possible.IntroductionBe sure to download the assets for this tutorial, if working along.This tutorial is divided into five major parts, which explain how to style various pages of Ribbit’s layout. I will reference HTML elements...
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