I was looking for a windows tool to update my status on twitter, but I couldn't really find anything that I was looking for. Most of them looked like some sort of IM client when what I really wanted was a input line, and nothing else (much like the Launchy interface). As the programmer I am, I wasted four hours in implementation of what I needed, and the result was Twitty.
Release of 0.3 (don't ask what happened with 0.2). Now there is a login window where you can supply your Twitter information, and this information is now stored in a file called configuration.txt in the running directory of the application. The password in this file is not encrypted or anything, so beware what password you put in there. I use some nonsense password for crap logins like Twitter and other communities, and I encourage you to do the same. Oh yeah! I changed the keyboard shortcut to CTRL+SHIFT+SPACE since a lot of applications already use CTRL+SPACE.
| Name | Version | Date | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| Twitty | v0.3 | 2008-09-04 | Download |
| Twitty Source Code | v0.3 | 2008-09-04 | Download |
| Twitty | v0.1 | 2008-09-02 | Download |
| Twitty Source Code | v0.1 | 2008-09-02 | Download |
Do what you want with the program, but don't distribute it as if you wrote it and don't change the colours. Big thanks goes out to Twitteroo, since I ripped their service communication library.
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